Growing stuff and doing things

DopeDaniel

Taste The Spectrum
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They also told me that they weren't going to grind up the gypsum balls any more for the one part.
The v4 is pretty well a fine powder has higher % Ca, Mg, Fe and some other variation in the micros. Check the MC thread here I put up a pic of the v4 label a few other users put up the v3. I got the part B but haven't used it yet.

I thought maybe you got an advance relase on v4 and that was related to why you saw improvement at a different pH.
 

Buck5050

Underground Chucker
The bag they sent was the v3, I'm planning on switching to the 2 part when I'm out of this one. I think it's a 5kg bag. Definitely needs calmag, I went a couple weeks without it and all my new growth was bright yellow, added some calmag and it started greening up in a few hours.
I have been on the new 2-part for a couple of months. I am liking it. Mixes clear and is pH stable in RO water.
 

DopeDaniel

Taste The Spectrum
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I just spent the last few hours messing with CSS to try and center a table so...
I've spent a day and a half getting a rock "centered" so....

Not that its a competition, lets just say I have faith. Besides I'm shure there's a few people running around here with some web development experience that can help with a pretty front end.
 

MacGydro

Gum Wrapper Grows
Sheee-zus- they have a v4?? I'm still on V2. I saw the v3 and the 2 part on the website, and was looking forward to the v3 with more mg... What's the difference between that and v4? I'm trying to stick to a 1 part if at all possible. I'm cheap, stubborn, bound, and determined to keep it as simple as possible lol
 

spyralout

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Sheee-zus- they have a v4?? I'm still on V2. I saw the v3 and the 2 part on the website, and was looking forward to the v3 with more mg... What's the difference between that and v4? I'm trying to stick to a 1 part if at all possible. I'm cheap and stubborn lol
Case in point. I couldn't deal with their constant change ups and to boot it was gumming up my hydro systems. I still use them for dirt though. Quite a bit of nutes for a very low price.
 

MacGydro

Gum Wrapper Grows
Case in point. I couldn't deal with their constant change ups and to boot it was gumming up my hydro systems. I still use them for dirt though. Quite a bit of nutes for a very low price.

I haven't had any gumming issues, but I run 1/4 or 1/2"open lines. Also, I mix my nutes 5 gallons at a time- the first gallon to two are hot, to dissolve nutes, and the next 3 are cold, to get temps back down.
I've been pretty happy with them, but I'm constantly dialing in my environment too, so I haven't gotten everything perfect yet.
 

DopeDaniel

Taste The Spectrum
IPM Forum Moderator
I lied, I did more, you get the idea. It's not real hard from here I just have to size the tables and move them around once they're all filled out. For whatever reason, the reservoir table wouldn't center unless I padded it about 50px.
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I think if you change the font it will present better. It is a little tough for me to read the text lines look thin? Da'fawq do I know tho?
 

dstroy0

Zeroes and Ones
I think for what I want I need to do an AJAX call every n seconds, to refresh all the variables on the page. I don't think it will be an issue with performance since there will only be one or two simultaneous users on the webserver.
 

Deebs

The Sentient Naturewalker
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I think for what I want I need to do an AJAX call every n seconds, to refresh all the variables on the page. I don't think it will be an issue with performance since there will only be one or two simultaneous users on the webserver.
If your data is already written to the DB, putting a simple meta refresh at the beginning of the page can reload it every x seconds..dynamic updates..IE..

Code:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5; URL=http://www.yourdomain.com/yoursite.html">

I have used this for similar examples..
 

dstroy0

Zeroes and Ones
If your data is already written to the DB, putting a simple meta refresh at the beginning of the page can reload it every x seconds..dynamic updates..IE..

Code:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5; URL=http://www.yourdomain.com/yoursite.html">

I have used this for similar examples..

This is what I did:

HTML:
<div id="time_query"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
function realtime_refresh()
{
  xmlhttp= new XMLHttpRequest();
  xmlhttp.open("GET","query.php",false);
  xmlhttp.send(null);
  document.getElementById("time_query").innerHTML=xmlhttp.responseText;
}

realtime_refresh();

setInterval(function(){
  realtime_refresh();
},2000);
</script>

works great!
 

dstroy0

Zeroes and Ones
that works too! you can control it better for sure! nice stuff man!

This is asynchronous:

HTML:
<script type="text/javascript">

function realtime_refresh() {
var xmlhttp= new XMLHttpRequest();

xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function()
{
  if (xmlhttp.readyState === 4 && xmlhttp.status === 200)
  {
    document.getElementById("time_query").innerHTML=xmlhttp.responseText;
  } 
}

xmlhttp.open('GET','time_query.php',true);
xmlhttp.send(null);
}

realtime_refresh();

setInterval(function(){
  realtime_refresh();
},2000);

</script>
 
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