We, your parishioners, forgive you.
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@ady624 - Question about timing with a wait. Does webCoRE work like CoRE did, meaning will the âIfâ here execute in parallel to the âWait 5â or will the âIfâ wait for the âWait 5â to complete before evaluating?
In webCoRE, you have a choice 
Condition/Action blocks (at least the ones Iâve used) have the option of executing asynchronously or executing synchronously â default is synchronous method. You can set the execution method in the advanced options.
And, as you mentioned, action blocks in CoRE ran asynchronously.
Is there some sort of reordering I donât know about?
I donât see that, what is it on?
It should be available when youâre editing a pistonâŠ
if you hold down ctrl (on windows or equivalent on a mac) while dragging and dropping it will copy whatever you are dragging to the new position.
Been reading the thread but couldnât find it.
Iâm trying to create a piston that works in a certain timeframe.
For now i have used {$hour24} is inside of range 1 to 6
This works fine, but it would be nice to be more precise, example:
{$now} is inside of range 1:30 to 6:30, but this doesnât work
Any ideas?
Thanks!
I have been away for a while, saw that loads of more things were added.
One other thing iâm missing from the devices are the locators like phones.
I have another one.
I created a foreach loop, but i cannot access the deviceâs properties, only the device itself
Edit:
I managed to make it work. It seems my variable âSensorsâ is not accepted as a true list of devices.
When i put all the devices in the foreach it works fine
In the good old days in CoRE you could see countdown on a timer. It was realy easy to se when a cancel on piston change found place.
Any thoughts on how you think âcancel on piston change, and countdownâ is ideally built in WebCoRE @ady624
Would it be possible to have a chk box for cancel on X event/trigger?
Mind wanders here.
@ady624 Just wanted to let you know that putting in the static times the piston does indeed run and turn on/off my outside lights like a good little piston.
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@ady624 great work. The new UI is amazing.
I created a piston to perform some actions on execution of goodbye routine (if routine is goodbye). It shows me the below message. What does this mean?
This piston does not subscribe to any events. Unless executed by other means, it will never run on its own.
Routines not ready, sorry
Thanks for the info. Thanks for publishing an early version to try out. Is there any info on what is functional at the moment? I just tried another piston to set presence of a virtual presence sensor and get the same message.
Having a problem setting color on a Philips Hue bulb with Webcore. In Core, I can select a color and see in the logs that the bulb gets sent setcolor([hue:67,saturation:100,level:27]), using Webcore, it becomes, setcolor(#12ff00,). Core works, and Webcore doesnt. Thought?
Color is one of the few tasks not working. Will get thereâŠ
I just created a piston I had in CoRE in webCoRE. Below is the piston which gets executed every time a harmony event is turned on or off from ST.
I get the expected result on the devices, but the logs in webCoRE show the following errors.
11/04/2017, 00:41:48 +610ms
+1ms âReceived event [Harmony Refresh].switch = off with a delay of 41ms
+307ms âRuntime successfully initialized (v0.0.062.20170410) (304ms)
+308ms ââExecution stage started
+332ms ââError calling comparison comp_changes_to_any_of: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: script14918672658601544548976.comp_changes_to_any_of() is applicable for argument types: (java.util.LinkedHashMap, java.util.LinkedHashMap, java.util.LinkedHashMap) values: [[logging:[error:true, warn:true, info:true, âŠ], âŠ], âŠ]
+353ms ââCondition #2 evaluated false (32ms)
+354ms ââCondition group #1 evaluated false (34ms)
+371ms ââExecution stage complete. (64ms)
+377ms âEvent processed successfully (377ms)
11/04/2017, 00:40:26 +462ms
+4ms âReceived event [Harmony Refresh].switch = on with a delay of 962ms
+260ms âRuntime successfully initialized (v0.0.062.20170410) (252ms)
+264ms ââExecution stage started
+360ms ââError calling comparison comp_changes_to_any_of: groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: script14918676255241544548976.comp_changes_to_any_of() is applicable for argument types: (java.util.LinkedHashMap, java.util.LinkedHashMap, java.util.LinkedHashMap) values: [[logging:[error:true, warn:true, info:true, âŠ], âŠ], âŠ]
+387ms ââCondition #2 evaluated false (88ms)
+389ms ââCondition group #1 evaluated false (93ms)
+428ms ââExecution stage complete. (167ms)
+439ms âEvent processed successfully (441ms)
any of does not work yet. Why not just use âchangedâ? It gets the same result⊠no point in using any of off or on (unless you were just testing).