Hi, I 'm looking for a way to process multiple HTTP resonses of different openurl results. E.g : Open 2 different graph API calls for 2 different devices (idx 1 and idx2) url1 = dz.settings['Domoticz url'] .. '/json.htm?type=command&param=graph&sensor=counter&range=year&idx=' .. id1 dz.openURL({ url ...

Thank you for advising to a recent version. I'm testing it right now.

Do you know how its daily totals are being calculated within the monthly tables?
I'm expecting a sum of 24 calculations: 24* hourly price * hourly usage-delivery?

Thanks for pointing me to the related issue. Indeed, I've noticed the same timestamp issue (not being 00:00) On a year base that rounds up (for me) up to tens of euros.. Therefor these values can not be used to check the suppliers invoices and I have to use the counters. No problem, but a "need to ...

I am looking for a custom device in which I can store the hourly costs of gas / electric. I read that I should not use a counter incremental but a normal energy counter. But those counters are using the energy rates as defined with the setup. I would like to store the hourly prices in a custom ...

Be aware that the content of the results of the json API calls may have changed! I updated from DOM 2024.1 to 2024.7. In some of the JSON API results with energy meters with more then one counter , in version 2024.1 there's the "v" and in 2024.7 changed in "v1". E.g result for P1 smart meter with ...

Version: 2024.1 stable Platform: docker on Sysnology NAS Plugin/Hardware: NAS I've noticed serious differences in energy meters between the usage and counters. What I did: - take the january and february monthly reports of my P1 energy meter device which connects to hardware device P1 Smart Meter ...

Hi, I'm looking for one API call where I can see the daily usage and the counters for both the "result" as the "prevresult" payload. Purpose is to get an calculation of yearly usage based on "to day". I've noticed that sometimes the dayly usage calculation, every night by domitcz, is returning ...