Make sure Enable HTML Creation is on, and then save preferences.
I've tried turning it off, hitting configure, turning it back on and hitting configure and pressing "all the things" to no avail.
Im just rebooting the hub now to see if that helps.
EDIT: no change.
Well that was weird, after the reboot I was able to turn the "enable HTML" thing off, save / config and then when I turned it back on it started working again. 
Weird might have had some slight corruption that got cleared.
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@thebearmay - thank you for this most excellent and useful tool - I'm converting tiles to meet my needs and getting away from app specific html - basically recreate it using Tile Builder modules.
In HIDv3 the drop down offers me FreeMemory and FreeMem15. In the device states I don't see a freemem15 - whats the difference? I think without looking you use freememory in your html output, but I wondered if I'd get any benefit from the freemem15 instead?
Thanks. Shu
@thebearmay As I was working through my desire today - I stumbled again - your driver offers a FreeMem15, a CPULoad15 and CPULoad%15 which I take to be low impact attributes to use in my tile.
All three do not show in Current states on my device itself and show on my custom tile as 'Null attribute'. Seen below, the HTML from your device used in a tile and my reproduction tile WIP below it.
I see you have a formatted Hub Restart, can there be a formatted Uptime?
/*EDIT */ I just stumbled over 'formattedUptime'. In Hubrestart, you called the ancillary 'HubRestartFormatted'. I assumed 'uptime' would be 'uptimeFormatted'. The word formatted was prepended on this variable vs the concated on the restart variable and it threw me.
Thanks for consideration.
Shu
edit @garyjmilne has embedded in his amazing tile builder app the ability to have styles. You can save them, share them with your friends etc. devs no longer have to build the HTML tile! Here, with a single click I converted my tile work product to a pre-canned 'Chalkboard'.
Sounds like you don’t have the 15 Minute Averages preference set to an active poll queue.
it sounds so obvious when you say it! bingo. you fixed me. I/O error - inputting operator.
sorry to bother - @thebearmay - the free mem kb/mb applies only to the free mem, not the free mem 15 value? In the image below I'm appending the KB letters - but the preference switch seems to have no impact. Maybe someday you can have the pref switch work for both?
Thanks for this incredible tool. I use it daily.
For interested parties - here's my HID Tile from the original and my Tile Builder version. I wanted to prove I could simulate exactly (well. close anyway). now to go have fun with it so it looks consistent with my other tiles.
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Correct, the 15s are averages of the readings over the previous 15 minutes at poll (usually this is an average of last 3 5 minute values). Useful for determining if the current value is a spike or part of the normal trend. Also have seen it used as a reboot parameter, i.e. if the 15 Minute Free Memory Average is under 180K reboot - alternative for the if free memory falls below 180K and stays…
@thebearmay is there any possibility of adding the option to restart the HomeKit service?
I find the hourly restart annoying, and would love to just schedule a service restart every 24hrs with RM instead.
I'll look at it...
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Cheers, much appreciated.
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@dJOS See if https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thebearmay/hubitat/main/hkRestart.groovy does what you want. Should be able to configure it to do an interval restart or use it as a momentary button and use RM to issue a push command.
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Legend, I’ll have a look say it today.
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Lovely work sir! I think I have it working - although I cant figure out how to see the HK service restart in the logs. 
Anyhoo, I set the interval to zero (which I assumes disables the driver schedule) and created a rule to restart it everyday at 1am. Hopefully this is all correct?
Sounds right.
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Haven't been too active on my hubs lately.
Checked the logs and found that these two are happening...
Both in logs on Main Hub
3608 is LAN hub info via hub mesh
2315 is Main Hub info
What version of the driver and what version of HE are you running?
Oh well I saw the errors apparently before updating to latest driver.
I'm on latest everything now and haven't seen any new errors
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