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Non visible marked sensor still visible after reboot #27
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I'm having the same problem after the latest update but I haven't cleared the database yet. |
I'm on a brand new database (on a new Pi even) and I still have hidden sensors come back after a reboot.
… On Jun 27, 2017, at 9:08 AM, swimIan ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm having the same problem after the latest update but I haven't cleared the database yet.
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I just cleared the database and still see hidden items on the dashboard too. |
Any updates on this. |
Any news? They dissapear when I hit hide, but after reboot - they are back. |
I am having the same problems. This is 8 months after the original post. Does anyone know of a fix? |
@Manuel83 Manuel83, I wish I knew enough to help fix this, but cannot. Any update on it? Thanks for all you do. |
Still broke.... should be easy fix... |
I made a CSS hack to hide the required sensors: the code:
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My Temp sensor which is marked as hide still appears after reboot and is visible in Bewing. In Hardware dubbleclick on the checkbox (hide on dashboard) and press update and the sensor is again absend.
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