I updated and noticed the schedule tile in Hubitat admin page shows this:
I figured it had something to do with OAuth as mentioned above.. I wasn't exactly sure how to do this but figured out I could do it in the Apps Drivers section. So, I enabled for all 3 GameTime apps drivers (main, college, pro)
I went back and hit 'Done' for the high-level app and each child app too hoping that would 'refresh' things.
I do see a schedule now for NFL and MLB but NCAAF still shows that "browser doesn't support the object tag".. not sure why that one isn't loading.
Anyway, the other 2 (NFL/MLB) do display. I see the attribute is:
<div style="width:100%;position:relative; z-index:0; text-align: center;"><div style="width: 100%; height: 100%; z-index:1;text-align: center;"><object width=100% data="https://cloud.hubitat.com/api/CLOUD-TOKEN/apps/471/gametime/471?access_token=ACCESS-TOKEN&version=1"> Your browser doesn’t support the object tag. </object></div></div>
Can you elaborate on why the 'but'? How does it compare to how well it displayed before? I can code the app to let the user select between the old way (direct html) or the new way (embedded object), but "complicating" configuration like that would only be needed if there's a practical difference between the two.
It's hard to describe without attaching a video (which I can't apparently). Basically, the schedule here is scrollable - but it only ever shows ~3 rows when there's actually 10 rows listed. So, the scrolling takes place inside of that little window (table) if that makes sense.
I did set the schedule to display 10 games FWIW
Update:
It looks like it might be related to that <object> tag which wraps the URL.. If I just load the URL instead I get back to seeing the full schedule
Hmm, still not working for me. I updated the app via HPM, and then Done'd out of both the parent and children apps. I noticed that, just like before the update, the Schedule does show up in the device details page exactly as I would expect. But when I put it on the dashboard tile (attribute/schedule), I get the dreaded "Please select an attribute". Weird. And I'm only using 3 games for the schedule, so it's short, wayyy shorter than the Dolphins example immediately above in the thread.
Is the schedule like the game result in that it needs one game after app is installed before it can behave properly? I only just installed this a couple days ago after Sunday NFL games were over for the weekend. I wouldn't think so, but I'm grasping at straws here....
Duh, no. Didn't see any mention in the github readme or the first post, so I just assumed. You know what they say about that . Should I enable OAuth for the parent or the kids?
Pretty sure there is an OAuth setting in the HPM manifest file. You might be able to adjust and fix everyone’s installations. At least for those that use HPM.
At least with my app the gCalendar tile displays better than it does with that <object> tag.. but, I'm not an HTML expert so just relaying what I've seen
Good find. Re-using that iframe approach seems to work well. It doesn't seem to include a full size table on the device page, but it does seem to display well on native dashboards. So that's what I'll update it to. I'm also trying to fix the varying row height issue....
I was writing some simple RM rules today to notify when a game is about to start or to celebrate (eg, flash bulbs team colors) when there’s a victory.
I can access attributes of team device (like gametime or status) from a trigger, np. But when I try to reference a device attribute from an action, such as set variable, I get an empty list in the attribute drop down box.
Anyone know if this is a function of the device driver, or maybe I’m screwing something up?
A reproducible example: from RM5, try to set a number variable to a team’s current value for gametime (unix time) by selecting device attribute. No way to access gametime.
Huh, so weird. What's the variable type (or connector type) of your num variable in the example above. Are you using RM4 or RM5? And is your num variable a hub variable or a local variable?
I can see every other attribute when setting variables but not gameTime. I wonder if it's because it's a Unix Time in milliseconds, which takes more than 32 bytes to store. Not sure.
Given that we now have DateTime variable types, would it be straightforward to have gameTime in that format, as well?
Here's a screenshot of mine fwiw. I'll try in RM legacy
. Should I enable OAuth for the parent or the kids?
