Sorry...
Now click advanced......
Now, you want to do that for the dashboard you are trying to access from the cloud that you cannot.
Also, you need to clean up your dashboards a little to only include the devices that you are displaying on them. When you have "include all devices" checked, whenever you load the dashboard, the app loads all of the attributes for all of the included devices into memory, just in case it needs them. So, if you have 100 devices, it's going to take 5-10 seconds for all of that to load for you. So, #1, i would rethink having so many dashboards and #2, make sure to only include necessary devices in the app, #3 make sure you have cloud access enabled. Then check and see if you can access the cloud dashboard.
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Thanks....
I was under the impression that a "Dashboard" was like creating "Rooms" in SmartThings.
You create a Room (dashboard) then add the devices. When you want to access that device you open the room (dashboard).
No. It does absolutely nothing except create the dashboard.
No, this is not true at all. There are no rooms in Hubitat. I have 4 dashboards. One for sensors, one for "maintenance" type stuff, one for notifications and one for all my normally controlled devices. All my devices are on one big dashboard.
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You certainly can use a dashboard for each room if you like. No problem. I've been thinking of going that route too. But for other use cases like Ryan states, it may be better to group devices into a page by function (such as weather, battery condition, motion, etc). The great think here is it's completely up to you.
One thing I'm looking at at the moment, is having an image of my property plan as a background image with a large grid size and then laying motion sensors over the top in their approximate position. So it's a kinda room-based view. It's looking like a really nice panel already (this is just a test mock-up)...
So there are many cool ways to use dashboards. Try this link to get some good ideas...
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