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Client.print() refuses to scroll the window

Q&A Forum › Category: ESP32 › Client.print() refuses to scroll the window
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Bernie asked 3 years ago

I am using client.print() to stream data to a client (how does Chrome manage this when there is no GET request by the client?)
Problem is that when the page gets full, the client refuses to scroll the window, and newer data goes hidden below the window.  The user must then manually scroll the client window up to see the newer data.
Is there a way to correct this problem so that scrolling happens automatically and new data is always at the bottom of the window?
I don’t want to clear the window everytime I have new data because I need to see the previous data as well.  I just want it to act like a serial monitor.  (Note: the WebSerial window is too small for me to use).
Thanks

Question Tags: ESP32 WiFi HTTP
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Sara Santos Staff answered 3 years ago

Hi Bernie.
Are you following a specific project?
I’m not sure that I understood exactly what is going on.
Can you share an image or something of your issue? (use a link to google drive, dropbox, or imgur, for example).
Also, can you share parts of your code that help us understand the problem?
Regards,
Sara

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