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Thank you for your help. The code works really well - it's a great snippet to build other ideas now:
IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_ITEM_PRESS, IR.GetPopup("LabLink_Sources").GetItem("Receive_Lab1"), function()
{
var status = IR.GetVariable("Drivers.F10A-SERVER-01.LAB1-SIM");
if (status == 0)
{
IR.HideAllPopups("");
IR.ShowPopup("LabLink_Sources");
IR.ShowPopup("LabLink_NoAccess");
IR.Log("0");
}
if (status == 1)
{
IR.HideAllPopups("");
IR.ShowPopup("LabLink_Sources");
IR.ShowPopup("LabLink_Receive_Lab1");
IR.Log("1");
status = 0;
}
});
Thank you for this! I changed the code to request the status from the Server Feedback and will test tomorrow when I get to our labs. This is to allow our users to 'enable' or 'disable' the ability for other control panels in other labs to access video controls. If enabled, a user in another lab can then see a popup allowing them to route video content to a local projector. If disabled, they will see a popup advising they need to ask permission from the other lab.
IR.GetDevice("FMHS-ALERTSPKR-01").Set("Lab1_Alert_Playlist", ""), IR.GetDevice("FMHS-ALERTSPKR-01").Set("play_sound", ""),
function doSecondThing() {
IR.GetDevice("FMHS-ALERTSPKR-02").Set("Lab1_Alert_Playlist", ""), IR.GetDevice("FMHS-ALERTSPKR-02").Set("play_sound", ""),
} IR.SetTimeout(2000, doSecondThing);
Thank you - this is working beautifully. I inserted:
IR.SetTimeout(200, sendRequests);
However I am now finding it repeating the result every 200ms (display text, play a sound). Next task is to have it query the device and if nothing has changed since last time, do not issue a command.
Please to share that a clever colleague has solved the parsing problem for me. Only thing left is for it to poll the bridge every 100ms for a status change.
IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_START, 0, function() { IR.GetDevice("hue"); // ***get Hue driver*** sendRequests(); // ***send request for API*** // ***Code to go here to request status every 100ms regardless of active page or popup*** }); function sendRequests() { // ***request status of Sensor 14 - Buttons ¬ eventually these scripts will need to listen to 10x buttons*** IR.GetDevice("hue").SendEx({ Type: "GET", Url: "/api/4pIBQMqs2Nib6JgK9XtBsaACKKClGAUTKrOtjivg/sensors/14", cbReceiveText: function(text) { var response = JSON.Parse(text); var buttonEvent = response.state["buttonevent"]; var numberToString = buttonEvent.toString(); var firstNumber = numberToString.charAt(0); // Takes the first number of the button event response which correlates to the button press. // This is then parsed allowing the button to trigger something in iRidium unstead. switch (firstNumber) { case '1': IR.GetPage("Page 1").GetItem("buttonstate").Text = "number 1 has been pushed."; break; case '2': IR.GetPage("Page 1").GetItem("buttonstate").Text = "number 2 has been pushed."; break; case '3': IR.GetPage("Page 1").GetItem("buttonstate").Text = "number 3 has been pushed."; break; case '4': IR.GetPage("Page 1").GetItem("buttonstate").Text = "number 4 has been pushed."; break; default: break; } }, }); } // The current response without parsing is as follows. What is important // is the first number after state > button event > XXXX // *start of response from API for Sensor = 12* //{ // "state": { // "buttonevent": 4002, // "lastupdated": "2018-12-15T01:23:33" // }, // "config": { // "on": true, // "battery": 100, // "reachable": true, // "pending": [] // }, // "name": "DimmerDemo", // "type": "ZLLSwitch", // "manufacturername": "Philips", // "swversion": "5.45.1.17846", // "uniqueid": "00:17:88:01:04:af:cb:12-02-fc00" //} // *end of response from API for Sensor = 12*
Hi Vladimir - thanks for your awesome support. I tried to insert this code but it either breaks my code, or it still shows the old results. I have attached my project for your reference. Hue Dimmer Button Demo
HI Vladimir
Focusing on the JSON stuff, I think I may have your syntax a bit wrong. Is this on the right track?
function sendRequests()
{
// ***request status of Sensor 12 - Buttons - eventually these scripts will need to listen to 10x buttons***
IR.GetDevice("hue").SendEx({
Type: "GET",
Url: "/api/a8CaS3oaTHN0mL-1IgKZgYRzXTLL3kIbJVApJukm/sensors/12",
cbReceiveText: function(text),
var tmp = '{"state": "buttonevent"}';
IR.Log("JSON.parse(tmp).buttonevent");
str.charAt(1);
}
{
switch (buttonevent)
// ***Code to go here to parse response data and extract state > buttonstate > XXXX***
IR.GetPage("Page 1").GetItem("buttonstate").Text = text;
Thanks Vladimir
I will try this now!
The bit from the JSON I need is
LEVEL 1 = 0
LEVEL 2 = state
LEVEL 3 = buttonevent: XXXX
Hello
I have been using inexpensive WIFI controllers with RGB strips and integrating with iRidium through a custom driver. I have setup presets for the colours I need and then just recall them via TCP. If you want more information I could put together a tutorial or send you the information.
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Hello
I am revisiting this project and still having issues. I am able to write the temperature value to a panel project text item, but I want to have this written to the server token I've created. I have been reading about IR.Log i.e. send the temperature to an IR.Log, then send that IR.Log to the server variable/token. How should I code that using the code above as an example? (tempreadout2 = the actual human readable temperature as 25.6ºC for example.