Could be, but that can only be confirmed by someone who knows the blockly specs and implementation. Facts are: The multisensor device triggered the blockly event The value that must be assigned to the user variable in the block points to the Humidity value ("73"- 2nd position in the string), not to ...

I did, the same issue exists when the user variable is an integer. When I change the type to string, the assignment completes successfully.


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Hello, I'm using a blockly to save temperature and humidity values from an Aeotec Multisensor6 so that I can determine if humidity and temperature values have increased or decreased. Values are stored in User Variables of type float. 2015-12-18 13_58_51-Domoticz.png This goes well for the ...