No, i did. Since there are so many possibilities that something can go wrong i definitely didn’t account for all of them. I just hopefully tried to do a temporary fix for you. Can you redownload the dd.html an report?
No noticeable improvement.
chromoxdor wrote:
For a more substantial fix i would need to see the content of your /Status_Wireless.live.asp and /Status_Lan.live.asp
If you want you can provide me with this info via PM.
PM'ed.
Suggestions:
Installation info in GitHub readme.
About section with version number & link to GitHub/ddwrt topic in dd.html
New version in GitHub Releases section (to utilize GitHub notification/RSS feature)
curl command to download dd.html from GitHub for lazy users such as me.
Tick option for auto OUI lookup (will get banned by lookup website?)
You couldn´t see any improvement because that´s not how DD-WRTiles work.
It gathers the data of the DHCP-client list and combines it with the WiFi list if it finds matching MAC adresses.
Since the data you send me only contains one entry in the WiFi list but non in the DHCP-client list it couldn´t draw a tile.
I now changed the code so that if a WiFi device is not in the client list it will be added as an unknown device with an unknown IP (the IP data comes from the DHCP-client list).
(I think i will add for such cases an option where you can give your unknown client a unique name which will be saved as a cookie)
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Suggestions:
Installation info in GitHub readme.
About section with version number & link to GitHub/ddwrt topic in dd.html
New version in GitHub Releases section (to utilize GitHub notification/RSS feature)
curl command to download dd.html from GitHub for lazy users such as me.
Tick option for auto OUI lookup (will get banned by lookup website?)
1. An installation info on GitHub will come...
2. The version number can be found when hovering over the settings symbol.
3. I don´t do releases (I never did so i would have to figure out how it´s done and right now i don´t see a need)
4. You can always use curl for that. I don´t see where i would implement it.
5. Nice idea... that will maybe happen in the future but actually you can always use the DD-WRT web interface in split-view and do it there.
When i think about it... you probably have a router with a DHCP server and another one connected as bridged client with WiFi clients connected to the second one?
I think i could add collecting data of WiFi clients on other connected DD-WRT routers as a feature somehow...🤔
When i think about it... you probably have a router with a DHCP server and another one connected as bridged client with WiFi clients connected to the second one?
I think i could add collecting data of WiFi clients on other connected DD-WRT routers as a feature somehow...🤔
My ddwrt router is in AP mode, my main router (with DHCP server) is not ddwrt.
Suggestions:
rename "Adapter" to "IF" to match with ddwrt Info page.
Tick option to group tiles by IF.
(some suggestions come from the 7 years old Asus router, attached for reference)
Attached screenshot for 18 clients connected.
At the moment, I don't see a lot of added value of the tiles yet (compared with the existing ddwrt Info page).
kernel-panic69 wrote:
Going to leave any related comments in my head where they belong.
Is it because they're all depressing discouraging negative comments?
At the moment, I don't see a lot of added value of the tiles yet (compared with the existing ddwrt Info page).
Probably DD-WRTiles is nothing for you then. It only works if you want do display the connected clients of a DD-WRT router which acts as the DHCP-server otherwise you will only see "undefined" clients.(even though i will add an option to name those devices)
Maybe i should point that out for whom this could be interesting:
- you have a router with DD-WRT that also acts as the DHCP server
- you want to have an overview of your connected devices (especially WiFi clients since the web interface doesn't provide the hostnames)
- you want to be able to sort your clients
- you like the tile layout
- you want to see which of your connected clients run a webserver on port 80 and easily click on the tile to open it
kernel-panic69 wrote:
I don't know of any code differences for the associated *.live.asp pages that would affect anything in your dd.html.
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chromoxdor wrote:
Probably DD-WRTiles is nothing for you then. It only works if you want do display the connected clients of a DD-WRT router which acts as the DHCP-server otherwise you will only see "undefined" clients.(even though i will add an option to name those devices)
Out of curiosity: does SNMP have something similar?
BTW, I doubt any business organizations had the courage to use DD-WRT! _________________ Router: Asus RT-N18U (rev. A1)
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(I never did so i would have to figure out how it´s done and right now i don´t see a need)
