I can confirm this, same behaviour here.

Hi guys, thanks for the great app! Unfortunately the widgets stopped working for me. I know they are beta, but they were nice to have... whenever I add a widget, it just shows a zig zag arrow pointing downward, it's not clickable. Please let me know what other information helps you debug. Jan edit ...

blockly has a problem, if both 'and' conditions are already fulfilled. i'd guess it would work if one of them becomes true after you start the testing. LUA is definitely safer.

some first thoughts: why is the notification subject empty?

did you try it without the notification?

is the value of the pressure sensor above 1 and then changes to below 1? or is it below 1 all the time?

thanks for what? did i miss the answer?

name it HallwayArmed

i don't think this will turn the light back on. as i said above, it doesn't check both if-parts for being true, but it checks if the whole if-block turns (!) true. as long as you don't leave home and SomeoneHome is turned to off and you enter your home again and SomeoneHome turns back to On, the ...

ok, i forgot this will turn on once it gets dark and someone is home. so you need a dummy switch. sorry. this was your original problem. try If SomeoneHome = Off and IsDonker = On Set HallwayOn = On Else If IsDonker = Off set HallwayOn = Off Else If SomeoneHome = On and HallwayOn = On set LampHal ...

ok. I'm not sure the Lamp Hallway switch would go on again, if you wouldn't use that HallwayOn dummy switch. You enter the home, the SomeoneHome dummy switch changes from Off to On. That triggers the action. Have you tried a simple If SomeoneHome = On and IsDonker = On set LampHal = On for 5 Minutes ...

I'm sure the answer is yes to both questions

what's the difference between 'HallwayOn' and 'Lamp Halway'. One being a group of Lights?
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and how do you know someone is coming home?

hi, bakseeda, i have been running it for some time, but not really 'using' it extensively.... the summer is taking its toll. thx for reminding me, i'll scrape some time off to do a bit of testing the coming days.

can you post the blockly?

ciao M thx for helping! you and your daughter. send the mokka over, please. and about your question: the switch turns off after the event has passed. if you didn't leave a gap between two events, it will be kept turned on. did you notice you can use keywords to select certain events from one ...

better than what i said, well done

make your daughter do the setup, if she can do it, it'll be perfect

Don't you dare You me

emme wrote:Can I be considered as a tester?

@emme did you find the time trying it yet?

what exactly are you looking for?
a pro in coding? a native speaker? a nagging demander? an avid tester?
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all of the above?

quick idea: have a virtual switch, turn that switch on when the window opens and make it turn off after 5 minutes. when it turns off, open the url.

the last 'and' in every line is one level lower as the other 'and's. that could be a problem.

Sunset as a variable proved to be very unreliable. Make a virtual switch that turns on at sunset and off at sunrise, so you have the "night time" you desire. Use that switch in your blockly instead.