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2020-10-03 09:36:35.086 Error: dzVents: Error: (3.0.14) Internal script SoligtSovrum.lua has an invalid on = section; please check the wiki. Skipping it until fixed.

2020-10-03 09:51:31.916 Status: dzVents: !Info: You entered "logging" in the on = section. Maybe you meant "devices"?

logging = {
level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG,
marker = 'ScenesSovrum'
}

Varazir wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 9:55 couldn't see anything wrong with my script.

waaren wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 10:43

Varazir wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 9:55 couldn't see anything wrong with my script.

Can you please share the script giving the error (the part from line 1 until execute = ) ?

return {
	on = {
		scenes = {
			'Sovrum*'
		},
		    logging =   { 
            level           = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG, 
            marker          = 'ScenesSovrum'
        }

	},
	execute = function(dz, scene)
        local function logWrite(str,level)
            dz.log(tostring(str),level or dz.LOG_DEBUG)
        end
        if scene.name == 'SovrumGN' then
            dz.helpers.join(dz,"domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGN")
            -- dz.helpers.join(dz,"group.all","domoticz","SovrumGN")
            -- dz.notify("Scenes Sovrum","domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGN",dz.PRIORITY_NORMAL,dz.NSS_HTTP)
        else 
            dz.helpers.join(dz,"domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGM")
            -- dz.notify("Scenes Sovrum","domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGM",dz.PRIORITY_NORMAL,dz.NSS_HTTP)
        end
    
	end
}

Varazir wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 11:09 couldn't see anything wrong with my script.

return 
{
    on = 
    {
        scenes = 
        {
            'Sovrum*',
        },
    },
    
    logging = 
    { 
        level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG, 
        marker = 'ScenesSovrum',
    },

    execute = function(dz, scene)
        local function logWrite(str,level)
            dz.log(tostring(str),level or dz.LOG_DEBUG)
        end
        if scene.name == 'SovrumGN' then
            dz.helpers.join(dz,"domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGN")
            -- dz.helpers.join(dz,"group.all","domoticz","SovrumGN")
            -- dz.notify("Scenes Sovrum","domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGN",dz.PRIORITY_NORMAL,dz.NSS_HTTP)
        else 
            dz.helpers.join(dz,"domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGM")
            -- dz.notify("Scenes Sovrum","domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGM",dz.PRIORITY_NORMAL,dz.NSS_HTTP)
        end
    end
}

waaren wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 11:21

Varazir wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 11:09 couldn't see anything wrong with my script.

Nice to see that the extra control I added in recent Beta's works

The way you placed your }, makes that Lua makes logging part of the on = section. This often made mistake is one of the reason I always align my opening- and closing ( curly ) brackets.

see below for the corrected script.

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return 
{
    on = 
    {
        scenes = 
        {
            'Sovrum*',
        },
    },
    
    logging = 
    { 
        level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG, 
        marker = 'ScenesSovrum',
    },

    execute = function(dz, scene)
        local function logWrite(str,level)
            dz.log(tostring(str),level or dz.LOG_DEBUG)
        end
        if scene.name == 'SovrumGN' then
            dz.helpers.join(dz,"domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGN")
            -- dz.helpers.join(dz,"group.all","domoticz","SovrumGN")
            -- dz.notify("Scenes Sovrum","domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGN",dz.PRIORITY_NORMAL,dz.NSS_HTTP)
        else 
            dz.helpers.join(dz,"domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGM")
            -- dz.notify("Scenes Sovrum","domoticz=:=scenes=:=SovrumGM",dz.PRIORITY_NORMAL,dz.NSS_HTTP)
        end
    end
}

Varazir wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 12:15 Thanks I can never get the hang of when to add a , or not.

waaren wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 12:43

Varazir wrote: ↑Saturday 03 October 2020 12:15 Thanks I can never get the hang of when to add a , or not.

This was not about a misplaced comma. It was about a misplaced curly bracket.

A comma need to placed between items in a table. After the last item in a table ( just before the closing curly bracket ) it can be left out but it is not an error when you also use it there.