TeeBoard

Free TeeBoard v0.1.5 beta

DeezjaVu

Member
I solved the problem with Clock and Countdown widgets not showing up!!

It's the Trusted Location Setting in Flash Player!
The path to widgets folder does NOT had to be added in there, but "http://absolute " absolutely must be there!
YAY!
I have no idea why it didn't work at the beginning, because I initially did try to set this like the video tutorial says and only removed those two locations after I couldn't get the widgets to work.

P.S. The SingleProcess value in Browser-Runtime doesn't matter. It's just the http://absolute thing.

The Chromium (which is what CLR Browser plugin uses) security settings keep changing. Normally you would no longer need the add anything to the "Trusted Locations" as TeeBoard now takes care of that by adding the locations to a Flash specific file. Chromium however (more in particular their Flash Player - aka PepperFlash) now simply ignores that file (which IMO breaks their Flash Player).

If you don't mind, check if this file exists and open it in Notepad:

C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#Security\FlashPlayerTrust\teeboard-widgets.cfg
 

DeezjaVu

Member
great program, heres to hoping the follower part ends up similar to nightdev's follower alert so we can make our own graphic etc with the notification.

Great job and program man.

TeeBoard already has the option to use images instead of the default Flash widdget. Check the obs-js folder in the TeeBoard widgets folder.

C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Documents\TeeBoard\widgets\notifications\obs-js
 

DeezjaVu

Member
I figured it out by just downloading it again. That was so strange, here is the folder i kept downloading:

Thanks for your help!

Looks like you were saving the download as a .zip file instead of an .air file. An .air file is executed by the AIR runtime as an installer.
 
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The Chromium (which is what CLR Browser plugin uses) security settings keep changing. Normally you would no longer need the add anything to the "Trusted Locations" as TeeBoard now takes care of that by adding the locations to a Flash specific file. Chromium however (more in particular their Flash Player - aka PepperFlash) now simply ignores that file (which IMO breaks their Flash Player).

If you don't mind, check if this file exists and open it in Notepad:

C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#Security\FlashPlayerTrust\teeboard-widgets.cfg
Uhh I am confused now.
The file was there, and the locations mentioned in the video tutorial were inside.
I deleted the http://absolute/ from Flash's settings and the file itself, and the widgets still worked.
Then I noticed the address in the CLR browser source still began with http://absolute/. When I removed that, the widgets "finally" stopped working.

In conclusion: the file you mentioned is automatically (re)created when TeeBoard starts, but it doesn't seem to have an effect on anything unless the source address in the CLR plugin begins with http://absolute, which you can either type in manually, or add to the Flash's trusted location settings, which automatically adds it to the address (edit: which I can't replicate now)...
 
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JTGlizzy

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When i try Installing Teeboard with adobe air it says the installation might be corrupted , but i was able to download it before, i have the latest version of both.
 
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DeezjaVu

Member
Uhh I am confused now.
The file was there, and the locations mentioned in the video tutorial were inside.
I deleted the http://absolute/ from Flash's settings and the file itself, and the widgets still worked.
Then I noticed the address in the CLR browser source still began with http://absolute/. When I removed that, the widgets "finally" stopped working.

In conclusion: the file you mentioned is automatically (re)created when TeeBoard starts, but it doesn't seem to have an effect on anything unless the source address in the CLR plugin begins with http://absolute, which you can either type in manually, or add to the Flash's trusted location settings, which automatically adds it to the address (edit: which I can't replicate now)...

Sorry for the confusion. What has changed with Chromium is that it no longer allows local files to do certain things (e.g. communicate with other resources). That's why http://absolute works, as then Chromium thinks it is working with an online resource and the local restriction no longer applies.

So in conclusion, always prefix local paths with http://absolute. The CLR Browser plugin automatically does that for you when you use the "browse" button.
 
Havent streamed in a while but i've noticed the people i've been setting up with teeboard daily arent able to use the notifications because nothing shows on obs.
just checked my own and it no longer works either, other than hearing the sound.

When can we expect a fix for teeboard?
 

Woofington

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DeezjaVu, is there anyway to get donation messages to appear in the notification window?

Also why are user names always without any form of capitalization?
 

DeezjaVu

Member
Havent streamed in a while but i've noticed the people i've been setting up with teeboard daily arent able to use the notifications because nothing shows on obs.
just checked my own and it no longer works either, other than hearing the sound.

When can we expect a fix for teeboard?

Notifications work fine. Just make sure to prefix the paths in OBS with http://absolute.
 
Notifications work fine. Just make sure to prefix the paths in OBS with http://absolute.
Figured out the problem. everytime you update the program it removes any custom work you've done for notifications.
as a recommendation, maybe not have it do that. and/or have some easy "this is the image i want to use" feature.
the weird thing is, the audio always stays intact.
 

DeezjaVu

Member
Figured out the problem. everytime you update the program it removes any custom work you've done for notifications.

There's no way around that I'm afraid. When an update occurs for any of the widgets, the widgets folder is recreated. Unfortunately Adobe AIR basically deletes the existing folder and creates a new one, whereas the normal behaviour in windows is to overwrite existing files and add new ones. So , it's an Adobe AIR thing.

TeeBoard however first creates a backup if the widgets folder already exists in the "User Documents/TeeBoard" folder, so your work is not completely gone. Look for this folder after an update/reinstall: C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Documents\TeeBoard\widgets-old.

Best thing to do when customizing the notification widget is to create your own folder under C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Documents\TeeBoard, e.g. "C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Documents\TeeBoard\my-widgets" and place your notifications in there.
 
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When will you have time to work on TB again, roughly? I have a list of feature requests, but I don't feel like posting it when there's no development going on, because it would likely get lost in the thread.
 

Ravondir

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Im using windows 8.1 and teeboard refuses to load up when i try and start the program! says something about not having the right permissions...says Windows cannot access the specified device,path,file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access them!
 

DeezjaVu

Member
Im using windows 8.1 and teeboard refuses to load up when i try and start the program! says something about not having the right permissions...says Windows cannot access the specified device,path,file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access them!

Try running TeeBoard as admistrator (right click shortcut -> run as administrator).
 
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