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Cheap Android tablet, cannot click on screen button
I picked up a used low spec. Huawei Mediapad T1 7.0 as a cheap,
dedicated display for my brewing activities. Basically a gadget sends the monitored gravity, to Brewspy, then I can log into the Brewspy server, to see the progress. I already had Brewspy working via Bluestacks on my PC and on an even older tablet, which I had rooted and installed standard Android on, but both were terrible slow to use with Brewspy. The Mediapad works fine with all the installed apps, I can click on on screen buttons fine, except for Brewspy. Brewspy, before it can get to my account, needs me to fill in my email address and my password. I fill those details in and below is a LOGIN button, a CREATE ACCOUNT and FORGOT PASSWORD buttons. Trying to click any of these buttons, produces nothing at all - no reaction. I think I only need to get Brewspy past the login stage and then it will work fine, but how?? As a work around, I tried to connect a bluetooth keyboard. The Mediapad sees the keyboard, but refused to pair with it. |
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On 02/03/2021 16:12, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
I picked up a used low spec. Huawei Mediapad T1 7.0 as a cheap, dedicated display for my brewing activities. Basically a gadget sends the monitored gravity, to Brewspy, then I can log into the Brewspy server, to see the progress. I already had Brewspy working via Bluestacks on my PC and on an even older tablet, which I had rooted and installed standard Android on, but both were terrible slow to use with Brewspy. The Mediapad works fine with all the installed apps, I can click on on screen buttons fine, except for Brewspy. Brewspy, before it can get to my account, needs me to fill in my email address and my password. I fill those details in and below is a LOGIN button, a CREATE ACCOUNT and FORGOT PASSWORD buttons. Trying to click any of these buttons, produces nothing at all - no reaction. lick your finger I think I only need to get Brewspy past the login stage and then it will work fine, but how?? As a work around, I tried to connect a bluetooth keyboard. The Mediapad sees the keyboard, but refused to pair with it. -- Theres a mighty big difference between good, sound reasons and reasons that sound good. Burton Hillis (William Vaughn, American columnist) |
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The Natural Philosopher explained on 02/03/2021 :
lick your finger Nah - As I said the screen buttons work fine with all the other apps, apart from this one single app. |
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On 02/03/2021 16:12, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
I picked up a used low spec. Huawei Mediapad T1 7.0 as a cheap, dedicated display for my brewing activities. Basically a gadget sends the monitored gravity, to Brewspy, then I can log into the Brewspy server, to see the progress. I already had Brewspy working via Bluestacks on my PC and on an even older tablet, which I had rooted and installed standard Android on, but both were terrible slow to use with Brewspy. The Mediapad works fine with all the installed apps, I can click on on screen buttons fine, except for Brewspy. Brewspy, before it can get to my account, needs me to fill in my email address and my password. I fill those details in and below is a LOGIN button, a CREATE ACCOUNT and FORGOT PASSWORD buttons. Trying to click any of these buttons, produces nothing at all - no reaction. Doesn't the virtual keyboard have something like an arrow or return button? I think I only need to get Brewspy past the login stage and then it will work fine, but how?? As a work around, I tried to connect a bluetooth keyboard. The Mediapad sees the keyboard, but refused to pair with it. USB keyboard plugged in via an OTG adapter? -- Max Demian |
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On 02/03/2021 16:12, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
I picked up a used low spec. Huawei Mediapad T1 7.0 as a cheap, dedicated display for my brewing activities. Basically a gadget sends the monitored gravity, to Brewspy, then I can log into the Brewspy server, to see the progress. I already had Brewspy working via Bluestacks on my PC and on an even older tablet, which I had rooted and installed standard Android on, but both were terrible slow to use with Brewspy. The Mediapad works fine with all the installed apps, I can click on on screen buttons fine, except for Brewspy. Brewspy, before it can get to my account, needs me to fill in my email address and my password. I fill those details in and below is a LOGIN button, a CREATE ACCOUNT and FORGOT PASSWORD buttons. Trying to click any of these buttons, produces nothing at all - no reaction. I think I only need to get Brewspy past the login stage and then it will work fine, but how?? As a work around, I tried to connect a bluetooth keyboard. The Mediapad sees the keyboard, but refused to pair with it. Just 2 random thoughts: Have you tried while connected to the internet? Have you installed any other apps since buying the tablet - just so you know there's not a problem with news app generally? -- Robin reply-to address is (intended to be) valid |
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Max Demian laid this down on his screen :
Doesn't the virtual keyboard have something like an arrow or return button? Yes, but it just causes the keyboard to disappear, nothing else. |
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Robin wrote :
Just 2 random thoughts: Have you tried while connected to the internet? Yes, it has a good wifi connection. Have you installed any other apps since buying the tablet - just so you know there's not a problem with news app generally? No, but it did update all of it's built in apps. I could try another app. |
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On Tue, 02 Mar 2021 16:20:40 GMT, Harry Bloomfield, Esq.
wrote: The Natural Philosopher explained on 02/03/2021 : lick your finger Nah - As I said the screen buttons work fine with all the other apps, apart from this one single app. Clear the cache. |
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Rambo wrote :
Clear the cache. done that a couple of times.. |
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"Harry Bloomfield"; "Esq." wrote in message ... I picked up a used low spec. Huawei Mediapad T1 7.0 as a cheap, dedicated display for my brewing activities. Basically a gadget sends the monitored gravity, to Brewspy, then I can log into the Brewspy server, to see the progress. I already had Brewspy working via Bluestacks on my PC and on an even older tablet, which I had rooted and installed standard Android on, but both were terrible slow to use with Brewspy. The Mediapad works fine with all the installed apps, I can click on on screen buttons fine, except for Brewspy. Brewspy, before it can get to my account, needs me to fill in my email address and my password. I fill those details in and below is a LOGIN button, a CREATE ACCOUNT and FORGOT PASSWORD buttons. Trying to click any of these buttons, produces nothing at all - no reaction. I think I only need to get Brewspy past the login stage and then it will work fine, Its more likely their server isnt responding given it's the only app that doesn't work. but how?? As a work around, I tried to connect a bluetooth keyboard. The Mediapad sees the keyboard, but refused to pair with it. |
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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 02/03/2021 16:12, Harry Bloomfield wrote: I picked up a used low spec. Huawei Mediapad T1 7.0 as a cheap, dedicated display for my brewing activities. Basically a gadget sends the monitored gravity, to Brewspy, then I can log into the Brewspy server, to see the progress. I already had Brewspy working via Bluestacks on my PC and on an even older tablet, which I had rooted and installed standard Android on, but both were terrible slow to use with Brewspy. The Mediapad works fine with all the installed apps, I can click on on screen buttons fine, except for Brewspy. Brewspy, before it can get to my account, needs me to fill in my email address and my password. I fill those details in and below is a LOGIN button, a CREATE ACCOUNT and FORGOT PASSWORD buttons. Trying to click any of these buttons, produces nothing at all - no reaction. lick your finger Thats mad, he doesnt need to with the other apps. I think I only need to get Brewspy past the login stage and then it will work fine, but how?? As a work around, I tried to connect a bluetooth keyboard. The Mediapad sees the keyboard, but refused to pair with it. |
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More Heavy Trolling by Senile Nym-Shifting Rodent Speed!
On Wed, 3 Mar 2021 08:46:19 +1100, Fred, better known as cantankerous
trolling senile geezer Rodent Speed, wrote: FLUSH the trolling senile asshole's latest troll**** unread -- Richard addressing senile Rodent Speed: "**** you're thick/pathetic excuse for a troll." MID: |
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On 02/03/2021 16:12, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
I picked up a used low spec. Huawei Mediapad T1 7.0 as a cheap, dedicated display for my brewing activities. Basically a gadget sends the monitored gravity, to Brewspy, then I can log into the Brewspy server, to see the progress. I already had Brewspy working via Bluestacks on my PC and on an even older tablet, which I had rooted and installed standard Android on, but both were terrible slow to use with Brewspy. The Mediapad works fine with all the installed apps, I can click on on screen buttons fine, except for Brewspy. Brewspy, before it can get to my account, needs me to fill in my email address and my password. I fill those details in and below is a LOGIN button, a CREATE ACCOUNT and FORGOT PASSWORD buttons. Trying to click any of these buttons, produces nothing at all - no reaction. I think I only need to get Brewspy past the login stage and then it will work fine, but how?? As a work around, I tried to connect a bluetooth keyboard. The Mediapad sees the keyboard, but refused to pair with it. Try installing a different keyboard app (eg Google's Gboard or Microsoft's Swiftkey) from Google Play, then make it as the default in Settings. -- Reentrant |
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Fred wrote on 02/03/2021 :
Its more likely their server isnt responding given it's the only app that doesn't work. Once the details have been set up, there is no need to re-enter them in Brewspy - they seem to be stored. My two other copies of Brewspy are able to connect to the server without any problems and show data from a previous brew. Which suggests the server itself is OK. |
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Brian Gaff wrote:
So are you saying its a physical fault on part of the screen I think he's saying it's a perfectly good touchscreen, but that one app is not responding to events from the on-screen keyboard. |
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"Harry Bloomfield"; "Esq." wrote in message ... Fred wrote on 02/03/2021 : Its more likely their server isnt responding given it's the only app that doesn't work. Once the details have been set up, there is no need to re-enter them in Brewspy - they seem to be stored. I meant the server isnt responding to the login button tap. My two other copies of Brewspy are able to connect to the server without any problems and show data from a previous brew. Which suggests the server itself is OK. Yes, that is the evidence that the server itself isnt the problem. Likely the problem is that the config of that tablet isnt able to access the server properly for some reason. Check the basic settings for which DNS is being used on the one that works and the one that doesn't and stuff like that. |
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"Andy Burns" wrote in message ... Brian Gaff wrote: So are you saying its a physical fault on part of the screen I think he's saying it's a perfectly good touchscreen, but that one app is not responding to events from the on-screen keyboard. No, just the 3 buttons, logon, lost password and register. |
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More Heavy Trolling by Senile Nym-Shifting Rodent Speed!
On Thu, 4 Mar 2021 05:54:38 +1100, Fred, better known as cantankerous
trolling senile geezer Rodent Speed, wrote: FLUSH the nym-shifting trolling senile asshole's latest troll**** unread -- Bod addressing senile Rot: "Rod, you have a sick twisted mind. I suggest you stop your mindless and totally irresponsible talk. Your mouth could get you into a lot of trouble." Message-ID: |
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It happens that Brian Gaff (Sofa) formulated :
So are you saying its a physical fault on part of the screen or could it be the web site buttons which are not touch screen friendly? if the latter then the owner of the site needs to fix it I'd have thought. I have been in touch with the softwares author and it turned out to be an incompatibility between the software and the earlier version of Android on the pad. He has fixed that issue, the login button is now working, but it thows up another issue with the login server. So still not quite there... |
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