(Note: I've moved this topic to "App Developer" from "Embedded")

I've managed to get a very old version of Safari working in a sandbox on my Windows PC which has allowed me to test a few things. The attached is a simple project. The zip contains: The .fcsx source file ChartTest.html - the file created by Flowcode ChartTest1.html - a file with a small edit from in...

Thanks. The browser where it say just "Label" probably has JavaScript turned off.

As suspected though, the problem is with Apple not liking access to the Google API (or vice versa). This will affect the charts and gauges in Web Developer projects.

Thanks for the info.

Out of interest, does this also happen if a very basic Flowcode web app is created (e.g. like the attached one which has just a shape and a text field)?

There is also an "Input Text" file for text entry in Web Developer.

You can use the "EditBox" 2d primitive to allow entry of text in a PC Developer project. To see the available macros without adding to the panel, right click the component entry in the menu and select "help". This opens the wiki which will list the available macros. It looks like...

I think your "fround(abs,1)" needs to set a variable. For example "myvar = fround(abs,1)".

Or if your intention is to round the value of <abs> then: "abs = fround(abs,1)".

Searching these forums is a good place to start. For example:
search.php?keywords=arduino+wdt

There seem to be a few posts with info and solutions to this.

I agree - @mnfisher, @chipfryer27 and others provide so much valuable help on this forum and every contribution they make is appreciated so much. It would be impossible for this forum to exist without the selflessness and thoughtfulness of these people. I hope the following does no dilute this messa...

Yes, you can have custom images for the face of the gauge and the central 'cap'. The attached is an example I did a long time ago (for v9). It uses the "Gauge" primitive rather than the "Circular Gauge" component, but the principle is the same. One of the gauges has custom images.