- I have checked documentation and the rotary encoder page does not say anything about this problem
- I have checked in the github issues for this problem and it is not already reported
- Issue is present on version v.0.7.12
Expected Behavior
Enabling the option and clicking save would soft-refresh the page and report "saved successfully" at the bottom
Current Behavior
When configuring Rotary encoders, it is possible to save the configuration of everything except the option for "allow wrap around", because when pressing the save button after enabling this option for at least one of the two encoders the save button does not soft-refresh the page.
When refreshing the configurator and going into the same section, old values are shown.
I personally have not tested with older firmware versions, i have found issue #1503 but it is closed
Context
Version, as reported from the web configurator
Pico (GP2040-CE_0.7.12_Pico.uf2)
Current: v0.7.12
Latest: v0.7.12
Architecture: rp2040
Build Type: Release
Build: 0014e4a
This is not a commercial device, but one controller i'm personally developing.
Rotary encoder is configured like this (even though i don't think it's causing the issue):
- Pin A: 27
- Pin B: 26
- PPR: 600
- Multiplier: 1
- Reset after: 0ms
- Control mode: Left Analog Y
Operating System: Linux
Browser: Firefox
Steps to Reproduce
- Enable Rotary Encoder add-on
- Enable Encoder 1
- Set up just the pins
- Save -> Should display "saved correctly"
- Enable "allow wrap around for encoder 1"
- Save -> Does not work
Expected Behavior
Enabling the option and clicking save would soft-refresh the page and report "saved successfully" at the bottom
Current Behavior
When configuring Rotary encoders, it is possible to save the configuration of everything except the option for "allow wrap around", because when pressing the save button after enabling this option for at least one of the two encoders the save button does not soft-refresh the page.
When refreshing the configurator and going into the same section, old values are shown.
I personally have not tested with older firmware versions, i have found issue #1503 but it is closed
Context
Version, as reported from the web configurator
This is not a commercial device, but one controller i'm personally developing.
Rotary encoder is configured like this (even though i don't think it's causing the issue):
Operating System: Linux
Browser: Firefox
Steps to Reproduce