I'm aware that Andy has pulled back his apps due to someone posting a "mean" message. However I had downloaded the SuperTile app but have not had a reason to use it until now. I don't think I am going against Andy's wishes by using this but it that is the case I will immediately remove the app.
Thank being said, I'm having trouble setting up the app. I thought I had it installed correctly, however when I go to add a tile to a dashboard I cannot find an attribute named "Custom Tile..." (as I've seen in other posts).
Can someone see where I'm messing up?
BTW I don't recall the order in which I copied the two apps into the Hub (SuperTile and SuperTile Display). Could the order be significant?
A little difficult to say. Can you add a screenshot of the device states, of the SuperTile device you've used? Is the name of the tile just "Outside Didplay" or is there more there?
I though of possibly some spaces or whatever was hanging on at the end but could find none.
The requested screenshot is below but I think you've answered my question....it is not normal.
I've been updating and downdating and reloading databases lately, I don't have much invested in my dashboard so I think I will just start over from the beginning.
Sorry. I meant a screenshot of the Outside Display virtual device. You should see the data in that device which will be displayed on the tile, on the dash.
Not sure where to post this but I cant get the attributes to display on my tile. All I get are "nulls" for the attributes even though the original device is showing this properly. As an example I'm using a virtual humidity sensor to display numerical values.
In the supertile child app I reference the virtual sensor and enter the attribute "humidity" but the display device shows null. I must be doing something wrong but can't seem to figure it out.
no, but I was messing around with the input to the devices (in node red) and now the values are showing correctly. I guess as you say, stuff wasn't updating at the time. Thanks for the reply!
Hey Andy,
I hate to add to your coding but imagine if the app had something like “nothing here yet ” instead of just ...blank, until data comes in from the device.
Oh I reckon you’ve already thought about it and decided nah, not worth it. LOL