Did you enable OAuth in the SmartApp, and then paste the appropriate keys into the app when connecting to the hub?
Yes. I should explain that I’ve gotten to the step where I choose which devices to allow access, then click allow on the smartthings web page. Its when I click OK back in the designer that it fails and I get this message.
At first I was selecting everything attached to the hub. After reading the thread I tried just a few lights and then just a single light–all to no avail.
Try changing the BaseURL to https://graph-na02-useast1.api.smartthings.com
Sounds like you’re seeing the same issue that was reported in here =>
Thanks. I’ll give that a try later tonight and report back.
Sounds good. And actually an update was just published which will automatically set the correct BaseURL for you. After you authorize your devices & when it grabs the endpoint, it’ll also grab the base URL. That property has been removed from the dialog. It’ll remain visible in the Properties pane if you are curious what it is. This change is in the 1.2.13.13 release. You can get the update by opening/closing/reopening the designer.
Tried using the na02 shard (which I don’t think I’m on since the IDE sends me to the other US one) and I got a 403 Forbidden instead of a 500.
Updated to 1.2.13.13 and got the same 500 error again.
Decided to try one more time while watching the logs at https://graph.api.smartthings.com/ide/logs not sure if I’d get any useful info. Aaannnd… it works.
Simple UI request: When dragging a slider, have the value pop up (similar to the SmartThings App sliders). For dimming this isn’t a big deal as I don’t care about precision, however I’m now using a slider for thermostat control. So seeing what value you’re sliding to in real time would be very helpful. Currently, I have to drag to a value, wait for the set point label to update and then try again.
Is anyone else having problems with hyperlinks on iOS? The home remote app crashes when i open a hrp file that includes hyperlinks.
Sorry James, right now, the Slider control maps directly to the Windows Slider, the Android SeekBar, & the iOS UISlider controls. Neither the SeekBar or UISlider have built in support for that. The Windows Slider however does (on Windows 10 at least). If you install the Windows 10 Home Remote app you’ll see the exact behavior you’ve described. Those controls would have to be customized on the Android & iOS platforms to acheive what you want. While it is possible, this isn’t a top priority.
What brand of thermostat are you using?
The designer gives you the option to connect directly to the Nest, ecobee, & Honeywell web services. If you have one of those you can update your project to use those devices instead of controlling them through a SmartThings connection. You will see those devices respond much faster so those label updates shouldn’t be an issue.
Hey Richard, can you try this HyperlinkExample project?
http://thehomeremote.com/downloads/examples/HyperlinkExample.zip
This example is working fine for me so I don’t think it’s a problem with all hyperlinks. There’s most likely a problem loading the NavigateUri you’ve assigned to the control. Would you mind sending me your project so I can see why it is crashing?
Thanks for the response Bill, I’m currently using the CT100 by 2gig, so my only interface option is SmartThings. Sounds like Apple (I use iOS) would have to implement the change on their end. No worries, just thought I would ask. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the response Bill, hyperlinks are working now. Not sure what happened but when i loaded up the project today it did not cash.
Hi
Trying to add smartthings hub to to ios app, does not present any options to add the Oauth, in fact does nothing after giving instructions to add smart app to smartthings interface.
Can add nest/ hue tho
Anybody with similar issue?
There does appear to be an issue with the app on devices running iOS 9.3. I am seeing the same behavior you’ve described on those devices. It is however working on my iPhone 4 running iOS 7.1.2. Below is a screenshot from that device. I’ll make sure this gets fixed in the next release. Should be have an update for you later this week.
Version 1.0.22 is now available in the App Store. This should address the issue with the OAuth screen failing to appear after clicking Next.
Thats great wud try it tonight.
By the way, it there a portable version of the designer app for windows
Cheers
I’m really liking the home designer. Is there a variable that displays the current mode? I looked though the smartthings variables that were automatically created, but didn’t see anything. I’d like to display the current mode on my giant page of everything that I created 
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I went for the throw everything on a floor plan approach. It’s not pretty, but I wanted to be able to have one view that I could easily see what is going on in the house. (I just started using the Home Remote yesterday, so I may go back an pretty things up, but I doubt it…)
Hi All,
I have just come across this thread and thought I would give it a go.
Unfortunately I cannot seem to get it to load.
Everything goes OK up to a point.
I put in the OAuth Client ID and Secret.
Save it.
I then login to SmartThings and click authorize for all my selected devices.
I then get ‘Congratulations!’ and press OK.
At this point I get 'The following error occurred: 500 (Internal Server Error).
Any ideas.
I’m in UK BTW so am on the EU server.
I had some weirdness when I was first trying to connect. Make sure you have all web browsers closed when you first try to set up permissions (or logout of the IDE)
I think I was getting a situation, where it was trying to log in, but I was already logged on a browser. Web remote was trying to open the login page, but since I was logged in, the api page wouldn’t go there.
Not sure if yours is the same issue.