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+--- Thread: Wireless Monitor v1.2 - has been released (/thread-1622.html)
- Yuri Kobets - 09-10-2004
Wireless Monitor v1.2
What's new:
* Added "Frames Sent/Received" if driver do not support bytes
* Added "Run On Click" option
* Prepared for TLB 3.1
Download
PS: Prepared for TLB 3.1 - TLB 3.1 will support dynamical tips for plugins. So when tip is on screen you can see the changes of parameters (Bytes Sent/Reseived, Time OnLine etc.) So this version of WL Monitor already support this.
PPS: Please test the lights how had problems in the v.1.1 ???
- Q Section - 09-10-2004
1.2 working well. What do the lights mean exactly?
- Yuri Kobets - 09-10-2004
Some WL hardware do not report about Bytes Sent/Recieved and in 1.1 the skin with lights has been "without lights" now this is fixed.
- Q Section - 09-10-2004
Do the lights have an individual meaning? When we refresh this page the bottom goes red and the top goes green. Are they just for looks or does the top mean out and the bottom mean in?
- Yuri Kobets - 09-10-2004
in/out traffic (like in tray)
- Q Section - 09-10-2004
Oh thank you. We had always thought that the systray icons were only for show and not meaningful.
The new WLMon works well here!
- VaMPiRiC_CRoW - 09-13-2004
Good work Yuri
- divinity - 10-04-2004
hey, yuri! the new version of the wireless monitor works great!!
the only thing it still doesn't do, which would be really nice, is detect when the connection is disabled...
- Dracula - 10-05-2004
Quote:the only thing it still doesn't do, which would be really nice, is detect when the connection is disabled...
This is a nice idea in general! Introduce events in plugins, and allow the user to run a program for each event...
For example, most plugins already have a [Mouseclick] event. But Battery Monitor could also have a [Power unplugged] event, and Wireless Monitor could have a [IP configured] or [Signal lost] event, Mail Monitor could have a [New mail] event... and so on...