Latest Problem: I can't find my auto-level probe data.

Latest Problem: I can’t find my auto-level probe data. I believe this screen shot shows (by the message on the lower left “created a recent probe data entry”) that a file was reportedly saved, but also shows (on the right, just above “Clear Probe Data”, where nothing is listed under “Recent Probe Data”) that there are no files. This had been working until yesterday when I got a message about having run out of local storage and suggesting that I delete files. I did, and although that message no longer appears, files are never saved. What am I doing wrong?

As a workaround, I have successfully copied and pasted my data elsewhere and then back to CP when needed. I know enough Java to write something that will show me that data and allow me to replace bad data (for some reason it seems that a couple of my probes are outliers (even when I don’t use my spring loaded probe). But before I write that in Java, I will see if I can learn whatever language these widgets are written in and fork auto level. Is it reasonable to think that a non-technical guy like me could achieve that without undue effort?

@Rick_Obel ​ the widgets are not written in Java. Possibly you could write something in Java and load it in to the page framework yourself and have that capture the code for you. But that seems overkill by a long margin.

My advice would be to build a macro to store the data. Or just display the data and copy it into a text file.

The widgets are written in JavaScript, html and css.

Just in case there is a misunderstanding Java and JavaScript are not remotely the same languages; nor are they even similar.

Sorry, I was trying to explain that I only know Java, but could write stand alone code that would allow me to deal with the auto leveling data. I would prefer to write a widget (or fork/extend what already exists), but have no idea how big a task it would be to learn javascript, etc. If it isn’t crazy, I will give it a try. I guess I will get a book on javascript to see how crazy it seems. I have seen enough of HTML to think I could learn to work with that. Never heard of CSS

The data is saved using localstorage i believe. So perhaps a good place to look for reasons why it isn’t working for you is your browser security settings, whether cookies are allowed, whether you emptied your cache recently. If you did empty the cache you might want to close and reopen the browser in case the folder holding cookies needs regeneration.

By the way, for debugging it helps to know what OS, version, browser and version you are using. And which workspace.

I believe it only saves your probe data after a successful auto-level is completed, so my guess is you aren’t getting to the end so this part of the code never triggers that saves to your localStorage and then creates that menu item. Here’s my menu:

missing/deleted image from Google+