Hi guys,
I'm having a question about Computed Attributes. I'm using Android mobile phone Client and let's says I want to get the alarm when my battery comes to 29% and another one when my battery comes to 28%.
So I made two Computed Attributes:
Description: Bat29
Attribute: Alarm
Expression: batteryLevel = "29.0" ? "Battery_is_29" : null
Type: String
Description: Bat28
Attribute: Alarm
Expression: batteryLevel = "28.0" ? "Battery_is_28" : null
Type: String
So when my battery is on 29% I get this into the database:
Attributes: {"batteryLevel":29.0,"distance":0.16,"totalDistance":13680.53,"motion":false,"alarm":"Battery_is_29"}
And I do get the Alarm in the State Panel:
But then when my battery is on 28% I get this into the database:
Attributes: {"batteryLevel":28.0,"distance":1.2,"totalDistance":13681.73,"motion":false,"alarm":"Battery_is_29"}
And I still get the old Alarm in the State Panel:
Then I unlinked the Computed Attribute Bat29, so I only have Bat28. I get the right entry to the database:
Attributes: {"batteryLevel":28.0,"distance":0.16,"totalDistance":13683.23,"motion":false,"alarm":"Battery_is_28"}
And right Alarm in the State Panel:
Why is it like this? Am I doing something wrong? How can I have two different Computed Attributes linked, enabled and get two different Alarms?
Thank you,
Mike
You have to use ==
for comparing values. Single =
is an assignment operation, not comparison.
Yes, thank you.
Now I get two different alarms.
Mike
When User_A will enter his Custom Attributes for his devices, is it somehow possible for other users to use the same ones, that User_A entered? So they don't need to enter the same ones again?
Computed attributes are applied to devices, not users.
Hi guys,
I'm having a question about Computed Attributes. I'm using Android mobile phone Client and let's says I want to get the alarm when my battery comes to 29% and another one when my battery comes to 28%.
So I made two Computed Attributes:
Description: Bat29
Attribute: Alarm
Expression: batteryLevel = "29.0" ? "Battery_is_29" : null
Type: String
Description: Bat28
Attribute: Alarm
Expression: batteryLevel = "28.0" ? "Battery_is_28" : null
Type: String
So when my battery is on 29% I get this into the database:
Attributes:
{"batteryLevel":29.0,"distance":0.16,"totalDistance":13680.53,"motion":false,"alarm":"Battery_is_29"}
And I do get the Alarm in the State Panel:
But then when my battery is on 28% I get this into the database:
Attributes:
{"batteryLevel":28.0,"distance":1.2,"totalDistance":13681.73,"motion":false,"alarm":"Battery_is_29"}
And I still get the old Alarm in the State Panel:
Then I unlinked the Computed Attribute Bat29, so I only have Bat28. I get the right entry to the database:
Attributes:
{"batteryLevel":28.0,"distance":0.16,"totalDistance":13683.23,"motion":false,"alarm":"Battery_is_28"}
And right Alarm in the State Panel:
Why is it like this? Am I doing something wrong? How can I have two different Computed Attributes linked, enabled and get two different Alarms?
Thank you,
Mike