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What’s wrong with my first LUA script?
Posted: Monday 27 June 2016 16:12
by Jan Jansen
Blockley has its limitations. I have therefore started to work with LUA.
Domoticz generates the needed user variables (copy/paste from WIKI user variables).

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Re: What’s wrong with my first LUA script?
Posted: Monday 27 June 2016 16:17
by Jan Jansen
Stupid my topic was not ready
Next blockley is not working.

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The selector only responds if the variable season is adjusted via the web interface. (as described on the forum. LUA in combination with Blockley causes problems). Therefore, a first attempt with a LUA script.

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I'm looking for help because my first LUA script does not work. Who can point me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance
Re: What’s wrong with my first LUA script?
Posted: Monday 27 June 2016 16:37
by jvdz
Jan,
The Set level command is wrong and should read: 'Set Level 10'.
One other thing to remember is that each time a Variable is changed via the Web interface or JSON, this script will run and set the ventilatie to the set level.
Jos
Re: What’s wrong with my first LUA script?
Posted: Monday 27 June 2016 20:37
by Jan Jansen
Hello Jos,
Thanks for your quick reply.
I changed the script.

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Then I clicked on the line Season (user variables) and at last I clicked the button adjust. I expected that the selector switches from "Normaal" to "Zomer" but nothing happens, even in the log.

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Using blockley the selector switches as expected.
Jan
Re: What’s wrong with my first LUA script?
Posted: Monday 27 June 2016 20:52
by jvdz
Have you made the LUA script with the internal Editor or is it a File in the Lua directory?
In the latter case the name of the file is important and should be: script_variable_xxxxxx.lua.
Jos
Re: What’s wrong with my first LUA script?
Posted: Monday 27 June 2016 21:43
by Jan Jansen
Hello Jos,
Thanks a lot.
The name of the file was the clue. Now every thing works as desired.
Jan