Still facing JSON truncation issues despite LARGE_JSON_BUFFERS

[lstwn]

Hey,

this is related to #96. I am using an ESP 8266 device and I'm trying to get a simple temperature sensor working as a web thing.

I tried two setups due to the hint mentioned in #96:

1. one device with three properties (location, temperature, humidity) code
2. two devices code
   • one with location and temperature
   • one with location and humidity

Both do not work.

The first setup suffers from the truncation issues despite setting #define LARGE_JSON_BUFFERS 1 or #define SMALL_JSON_DOCUMENT_SIZE <something> and
#define LARGE_JSON_DOCUMENT_SIZE <something> with different values, but no luck. The properties itself work because when navigating to https://[...]/properties they show up with the right values from the sensor. But the device view is truncated.

The second setup is even more weird. Could also be an error in my code though. Both devices show the location as specified, but also only the humidity and no temperature although I assigned them correctly I think. This is also true for the https://[...]/properties path: Even on the temperature device there is only location and (falsely) humidity shown despite not calling addProperty on that device..

Let me know if I can help with anything else.

EDIT: I should note that all libraries are up do date:

Updating ArduinoJson                     @ 6.15.1         [Up-to-date]
Updating AsyncTCP                        @ 1.1.1          [Up-to-date]
Updating ESP Async WebServer             @ 1.2.3          [Up-to-date]
Updating ESPAsyncTCP                     @ 1.2.2          [Up-to-date]
Updating HTU21D                          @ 1.2.1          [Up-to-date]
Updating webthing-arduino                @ 0.11.2         [Up-to-date]

UPDATE: Dumb me, thanks a lot!

[LasseRosenow]

I think #define LARGE_JSON_BUFFERS 1 has to be set before all your includes... otherwise those libs will ignore it.

[mrstegeman]

I think #define LARGE_JSON_BUFFERS 1 has to set before all your includes... otherwise those libs will ignore it.

Yes, this is exactly right.