Contact HTTP Request Widget Customer Service

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1. Successfully giving the old tablet a new lease of life! Just one thing, it would be good to be able to back up the widget settings as I understand that I would have to recreate a whole lot of widgets if my set-up ever became corrupted.Top3 in the range.

2. It in effect enables the creation of bespoke virtual desktop remotes, each widget button sending the required url to IFTTT in the cloud, thus operating its linked app and the smart gadget which sits behind it.

3. The only thing I really miss (or don't know how to) is the ability to give different responses for the button text and toast, for example by allowing a toast message to be read from a simple 'X-Toast-Text' header or something.Working as expected.

4. Must i recreate them?Works great If statement would be nice wifi or data from phone for the port forward devices If wifi_on{ 192..... }else{ 79....... } So all you need is just one buttonserves the purpose as described.

5. small and nice app just what i needed, saved my time or else had to built one for myself.Works fine, Copy function of widget would be really nice.

6. I could also benefit from being able to send more than one http request with the same widget.Loved this widget.

7. And the realme OS is restricting apps to add more than 1 widgetWorks like a charm but what to do if the widgets are gone from your screen somehow when your home screen crashes? I can still edit them but cannot restore the widgets.

8. So very glad I found "HTTP Widget" which proved a good work-around in these circumstances.

9. Thanks for the effort.I'm using this to operate smart things like wifi light switches and plugs.

10. But I'm having some trouble adding more than 1 widget for different requests.

11. Currently only text inside the button or icon only which are not nice looking.

1. Fix HTTP Request Widget Not Working/Crashes/Errors/Unresponsive & Black/White screen:

1. Restart HTTP Request Widget: Restarting the app will resolve most errors.
2. Update the HTTP Request Widget App. Here is how:
   1. On Android goto PlayStore » Search for "HTTP Request Widget" » Open HTTP Request Widget » click "Update".
   2. On iPhone, goto AppStore » Your profile » Available Updates » Check for HTTP Request Widget » click "UPDATE".
3. Clear HTTP Request Widget app cache: Clearing cached data will force your app to retrieve the latest data directly from HTTP Request Widget servers.
   1. On Android, goto Settings » Apps » Select "HTTP Request Widget" » click Storage » click "Clear Cache".
4. Check HTTP Request Widget app permissions. If any of these permissions required to use your device's features are disenabled, HTTP Request Widget might not work.
5. Uninstall and reinstall HTTP Request Widget. If nothing else has worked, completely uninstall HTTP Request Widget then reinstall.
6. Restart your device. Last, restarting your device can often clear most problems causing HTTP Request Widget not working

2. Fix HTTP Request Widget Server issues & Internet Connection

1. Check network connection: An unstable Internet will make HTTP Request Widget be unable to connect to it's servers. Ensure your wi-fi is working then restart app.
2. Disable VPN: VPN can cause connection errors and lead to HTTP Request Widget not working. Make sure all VPNs are off
3. Enable background data: When Background data is turned off, HTTP Request Widget may not be able to connect to the Internet when running in the background.