Domoticz

jkimmel wrote:@bbqkees

I created a virtual setpoint device, I now see I need to send another command for those devices.
/json.htm?type=command&param=udevice&idx=93&nvalue=0&svalue=21.5
But I can fix that this weekend.

Is this fixed already?

<div class="minbutton"><input onclick="ValueChange('+item.idx+', '+vtype+', '+vdimmercurrent+', \'min\', '+vplusminus+', '+vdimmermax+');" type="submit" name="" value=""></div><span onclick="SwitchOff('+item.idx+')"; style='+alarmcss+'>'+vdata+'</span><div class="plusbutton"><input onclick="ValueChange('+item.idx+', '+vdimmercurrent+', \'plus\', '+vplusminus+', '+vdimmermax+');" type="submit" name="" value=""></div>

 '+vtype+',

function ValueChange(idx, type, currentvalue, dimtype, stepsize, dimmermax)
{
	 newvalue='';
	 if (dimtype == 'plus') { 
		if ((currentvalue + stepsize) > dimmermax){
			 newvalue = dimmermax;
		} else {
		 newvalue = currentvalue + stepsize;
		}
	}
	else if (dimtype == 'min'){ 
		 if (currentvalue < stepsize){
			 newvalue = 1;
		} else {
		 newvalue = currentvalue - stepsize;
		}
	}
	
	if (type == 'Setpoint') {
	$.ajax({
     url: "json.htm?type=command&param=udevice" + "&idx=" + idx + "&nvalue=0" + "&svalue=" + newvalue,
     async: false, 
     dataType: 'json',
     success: function(){
     	console.log('SUCCES');
     },
     error: function(){
     	console.log('ERROR');
     }
 	});	
	}
	else {
	$.ajax({
     url: "json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight" + "&idx=" + idx + "&switchcmd=" + "Set%20Level" + "&level=" + newvalue,
     async: false, 
     dataType: 'json',
     success: function(){
     	console.log('SUCCES');
     },
     error: function(){
     	console.log('ERROR');
     }
 	});	
	}
 
 	RefreshData();
}

mvveelen wrote:With some tweaking I have the following frontpage. Never done, but almost I think

mvveelen wrote:With some tweaking I have the following frontpage. Never done, but almost I think

SwordFish wrote: Can you share the buttons please, they look nice.

thorbj wrote:

mvveelen wrote:With some tweaking I have the following frontpage. Never done, but almost I think

Great look @mvveelen! May I ask how you got the degree symbol behind the temp, and the sun icon for sunrise/-set?

Thanks.

	if(item.idx == '31' && vdata > -100){			// Adds the Celsius sign after the temperature
	vdata=new String(vdata).replace( vdata,vdata + "°");
	}
	if(item.idx == '132' && vdata > -100){			// Adds the Celsius sign after the temperature
	vdata=new String(vdata).replace( vdata,vdata + "°");
	}

℃

thorbj wrote:Hi, I have combined the design of @Dountill in this post: http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... =20#p30350, and the latest release from @jan_nl in this post: http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... 260#p33184, into the following rar-file:
[...]

ThinkPad wrote: Looking really good! I really like the transparent background of the cells!

And because you used Dountill' version, it is also responsive i think?

I will have a look at your version when i have time, looks really good.

ThinkPad wrote:Just try to resize your browser window, and look if the buttons all resize theirselves and stay visible on the screen (=responsive), or if the size of the page stays the same, and some button's aren't visible anymore (=not responsive)

I do not know if it is 'Setpoint' or 'SetPoint'. If it is the latter, change it in the function above.

mvveelen wrote: I changed a piece of code in frontpage.js like this:

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	if(item.idx == '31' && vdata > -100){			// Adds the Celsius sign after the temperature
	vdata=new String(vdata).replace( vdata,vdata + "°");
	}
	if(item.idx == '132' && vdata > -100){			// Adds the Celsius sign after the temperature
	vdata=new String(vdata).replace( vdata,vdata + "°");
	}

idx 31 and idx are the temp sensors, and the > -100 is well....her in the Netherlands it's never below - 100 C and...well....it works.

For the sunrise / sunset, just check the code. It's pretty easy to do.

Edit:

Oh, and if you like this: ℃ .... you can use the following code instead of the ' ° ':

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℃

jan_nl wrote:If you change the line with the link to http://www.anwb.nl with

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$('#'+vlabel).html( '<div style='+vattr+'><a href="http://maps.google.nl/maps?ll=51.1,6&t=m&z=10&layer=t" target="_blank">'+file_string+'</a></div>');

Google maps will be opened with traffic enabled. Please change 51.1,6 to whatever matches a place around your home. You can trye this url in your browser.

SwordFish wrote:

jan_nl wrote:No you don't. Take care, better use 0 instead of 29. And you now can use SunBoth, SunRise and SunSet as well.I had some stand issues when using an existing idx by accident.

I downloaded the icons from a link on this forum. I will post them here in several files today of tomorrow

@mvveelen: I understand the need for mods, however I don't really understand how. Comments in the code are present, more or less. But I will make it more clear with future changes

Thanks that works. But now i want to get sunsrise in one cell en sunset in another cell. I have now set idx '0' and value 'Sun'. when i put 'SunRise' in the value i get nothing? Is there something i have to change?

thorbj wrote:

mvveelen wrote: I changed a piece of code in frontpage.js like this:

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	if(item.idx == '31' && vdata > -100){			// Adds the Celsius sign after the temperature
	vdata=new String(vdata).replace( vdata,vdata + "°");
	}
	if(item.idx == '132' && vdata > -100){			// Adds the Celsius sign after the temperature
	vdata=new String(vdata).replace( vdata,vdata + "°");
	}

idx 31 and idx are the temp sensors, and the > -100 is well....her in the Netherlands it's never below - 100 C and...well....it works.

For the sunrise / sunset, just check the code. It's pretty easy to do.

Edit:

Oh, and if you like this: ℃ .... you can use the following code instead of the ' ° ':

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℃

This worked great @mvveelen, however I have one slightly small problem. I use a multisensor to detect temp and humidity in my livingroom, and display this in two seperate cells. The temp and humidity sensor have the same idx, is it possible to display these values differently? Now I get the degree symbol behind both values.

jan_nl wrote: This worked great @mvveelen, however I have one slightly small problem. I use a multisensor to detect temp and humidity in my livingroom, and display this in two seperate cells. The temp and humidity sensor have the same idx, is it possible to display these values differently? Now I get the degree symbol behind both values.

if(item.idx == '35' && vdata > -100 && item.Status == 'Temp'){			// Adds the Celsius sign after the temperature
vdata=new String(vdata).replace( vdata,vdata + "℃");
}

If so the Status may be wrong. Is there a documentation, or log or something like that where I can find the right command?

Thanks.

jan_nl wrote: Check the json command to display the roomplan, In that way you can find the correct name. I think this is somewhere in the wiki

http://10.0.0.100:8080/json.htm?type=devices&plan=2

 { "AddjMulti" : 1.0, "AddjMulti2" : 1.0, "AddjValue" : 0.0, "AddjValue2" : 0.0, "BatteryLevel" : 99, "CustomImage" : 0, "Data" : "22.3 C, 27 %", "DewPoint" : "2.39", "Favorite" : 1, "HardwareID" : 3, "HardwareName" : "RaZberry", "HaveTimeout" : false, "Humidity" : 27, "HumidityStatus" : "Comfortable", "ID" : "0B01", "LastUpdate" : "2015-02-05 12:54:11", "Name" : "Temp og fukt sensor", "Notifications" : "false", "PlanID" : "2", "Protected" : false, "ShowNotifications" : true, "SignalLevel" : 12, "SubType" : "WTGR800", "Temp" : 22.30, "Timers" : "false", "Type" : "Temp + Humidity", "TypeImg" : "temperature", "Unit" : 0, "Used" : 1, "XOffset" : "0", "YOffset" : "0", "idx" : "35"