Yes I look at that and this is all that I got? Only the battery nothing else. Thanks
I was able to duplicate your results by creating a tile before all of the device's attributes had been populated. So, let's take a step back. Looking at the device page for your Body+, can you verify all of the attributes have been populated?
Once the device has all of the attributes, you should see all of them as selections in the dashboard tile builder.
You may need to remove those original tiles and add new ones- I'm not sure.
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I'm not getting any Attribute on the device except for battery? It doesn't make sense to me. Here an picture of the device page. Thanks for helping. I may have to delete and redo it all.
Okay now we’re getting closer to the root cause. Next we need to figure out why your device’s attributes aren’t populating.
Just a guess, but I recall when I set up our scale (same one as yours), it took a couple readings until the data showed up in the Hubitat device.
Separately - do you see readings in the Withings app?
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just pay it forward!
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Wondering if anyone else has had Withings cough up a bunch of past data at once.
Got a device excessive event alert on the hub. The link in the alert takes me to the device page for my watch where I can see most of the attributes were changed about 8 times in a 15 second timespan. Hub logs show dates from the past 4 days.
I'm wondering if my watch pushed stored info to my phone, the app pushed old stuff to the cloud, or the Withings server just burped.
I'm suddenly getting that as of yesterday (October 20). My sleep sensors are also no longer reporting presence status. And, I'm getting "{"message": "Internal server error"}" at https://cloud.hubitat.com/oauth/stateredirect. 
Have you tried reauthing through the integration?
@DiverRich Judging by the error message, doing as @rlithgow1 suggests is a good idea.
In investigating my situation above, I discovered problems, probably longstanding, with my ISP that more than likely was the cause. My router logs showed that my provider's DHCP server was renewing my IP address for a very short period, causing a one second disconnection every 30 mins, to the second. Also, with each disconnect, my router was renewing all of my local IP addresses all at once. It just so happened that the api call took place during one of these events.
Yeah I tried that. Oddly I’m still getting all of the other states reported but presence isn’t updating at all.
Update: So now my presence is updating but the rest of the other states aren't updating. Even more interesting is that I keep getting this email every few minutes....
Okay, I finally have the issue of the incessant emails fixed. Since my wife and I have two separate withings accounts, I realized there's an account ID number associated with each. So, once I figured out it was her account that was causing trouble, I deleted it from the developer portal. But, because it takes five days to fully delete, I was getting emails constantly about not being able to reach the server. Once the five days were up, the emails stopped. At that point I created a new "app" in the developer portal under her login and that seems to have resolved the issue.
I should also mention that I've found maintaining two separate app installations of the withings integration app in Hubitat (one for her and one for me) seems to work the best. To pull that off I had to set up one in chrome and the other in safari.
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I installed and reinstalled and still encounter the same problem. I can't turn on "enable logging of specified data types to local file" because "select file manager device" can't be set/updated.
Do I need to do something to File Manager Device first?
Thanks
I - using a ScanWatch - got it working...! 
After installation I got only the battery value (but it shows "50" instead of "43"?).
6 hours later arrived the other values (like steps or heartRateAverage), 
After 11 more hours... nothing changed! 
How often are the driver values updated (frequency)?
I would need an update at least once every hour...
Edit:
After I checked the Withings App for the numbers, the driver values have been updated!?! Coincidence?
What I noticed, too: The updates are arriving in groups, e.g. 3 different/increasing values for steps in 1 second!?!
Am I right in thinking that the data that is requested from Withings depends on which devices Withings says that the user has linked to their account?
I have a Samsung watch (which of course Withings does not know about) and I get my watch's step data into Withings via Samsung Health and Health Connect. But your app never retrieves this step data. Would it not be feasible to just get all the data irrespective of what Withings devices are registered on their website?
I think it’s unlikely the Withings API can be used to pull data from non-Withings devices, even if your phone is able to display that data in the Withings mobile app.
But maybe @JustinL can clarify.
As an experiment I modified JustinL's User app code to include a "fictional" activity tracker.
In GetWithingsDevices I added a line activityTrackers[10] = "Unnamed Activity Tracker". This allowed the app to subscribe to items including steps. The next time Samsung Health passed some steps data to Withings Health his app was notified and the date was retrieved correctly.
So I guess my question remains - why does the app limit retrieved data to that which corresponds to Withings devices?
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Because the original code developer didn’t think to do it, and because nobody has requested it or needed it yet, or maybe they have and it didn’t work right. You’re welcome to modify the code and send me a pull request on GitHub for review. Otherwise, I would recommend phrasing your post as a feature request, with details on exactly what data you would want pulled and what devices you would want populated with the data, and I could look into it. Such a “would it be possible to…” post might make for a more productive response than a “why is it not possible…” post.
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Sincerely sorry if my post was offensive or badly expressed. I said "why is it not possible" because I thought there might be a good reason for the method used - perhaps like what Marktheknife suggested - that Withings would not provide such data.
My groovy coding is useless so I can't suggest code modifications of any quality. Is it ok if I add something as an issue on Github?
Or if you think that there would be little demand or benefit in such a mod, I can just make my own private version.
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