Device attribute "HaveTimeout" : false/true

[McMelloW]

Some of my virtual custom device are only updated during the daytime. At one hour after sunset they got a big redbar. I think it has to do with the HaveTimeout attribute of the device.
Is there a way to disable this "HaveTimeout" : false/true toggle? So I do't see those ugly redbar devices.

[SweetPants]

Disable data timeout on the Dummy hardware of the device or set it to a time that is suitable

[McMelloW]

Disable data timeout on the Dummy hardware of the device or set it to a time that is suitable

Thanks, but the data timeout on the Dummy hardware is already disabled. So that is not of any influence or it is a Domoticz bug

[McMelloW]

Any device / sensor expert out there willing help me.
How do I update the device attribute "HaveTimeout" : false/true toggle?
Or is there a way to fake the attribute "LastUpdate"
Or change the SensorTimeOut to something else then 60

[waaren]

Is changing the value of Settings -> Systems -> Other -> Sensor Timeout: to a high value not working for you ?

[McMelloW]

Is changing the value of Settings -> Systems -> Other -> Sensor Timeout: to a high value not working for you ?

That is an option. However, this timeout number is used by all my sensors.
Some sensors are only updated during daytime. For those sensors it would be very nice to change the Sensor Timeout to avoid the BIG RED BAR at the sensor.

[waaren]

My guess is that the quickest / easiest way to prevent the red bars showing up is to change the way the time out is presented on the webpage. So must be somewhere in the domoticz/www directory. I had a quick look at the files there and did find some references to LastUpdateTIme (see below) but my knowledge of js, css and the likes is (very) close to zero.


TemperatureController.js: $.LastUpdateTime = parseInt(data.ActTime);
TemperatureController.js: $.LastUpdateTime = parseInt(data.ActTime);
TemperatureController.js: $.LastUpdateTime = parseInt(0);
UserVariablesController.js: "4": item.LastUpdate
UtilityController.js: url: "json.htm?type=devices&filter=utility&used=true&order=[Order]&lastupdate=" + $.LastUpdateTime + "&plan=" + w