Yes, but you can ignore it.
For now.
Okay!
Update 4.2.5
New test version!
NEW
- At the request of @Seinuh a extra token for incident location Google Maps URL.
Download the new version in the Homey App Store!
If you find any issues, send a report via the mobile homey app
More - apps - P2000 - settings wheel right top - send diagnostic report (put your email and issues in the input field to make it easier)
nice work @LRvdLinden
And now you can
Update 4.3.0
New test version!
FIX
- websocket close error (app crash fixt)
- Space in Google Maps URL in street name and city. cc/ @Seinuh
Download the new version in the Homey App Store!
If you find any issues, send a report via the mobile homey app
More - apps - P2000 - settings wheel right top - send diagnostic report (put your email and issues in the input field to make it easier)
Good job @LRvdLinden ! tested and it works well now
Thanks man! @martijnpoppen made the websocket fix
For those who like to use the map location, but doesn’t want to include the full URL in the notification:
The test version of the Telegram app support hyperlinks (by enabling MarkdownV2 in the settings).
Add [Maps link](URL tag)
(include all the brackets) and it will show the text with the URL as a link!
Edit: included images
What do you mean full url (screenshot) ?
I’m using also telegram
In the example above the full URL would be https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Nieuwe%20Parklaan%2CDen%20Haag
I believe it looks messy, hence I looked for an alternative.
adjusted, super tight now
Update
I was getting some errors in the Telegram app in combination with the MarkdownV2 settings . It appears that the - character is causing issues.
Hence, I changed the setting to HTML and altered my flowcard to this.
So far promising
@MrBlue! For me, it is not doable to build it into the app. Every messaging service handles a url differently. Thanks for your tip, so people can make it tighter.
A nice alternative would be using BetterLogicLibery that my Telegram app supports.
But a bigger effort to setup.
Hi,
Since the (re)launch off the app I’ve been using some predefined cities in my flow, but was missing a lot of events in my area since I forgot to include that city or town.
Therefore I changed my flow to get all the events in my region, however that seems to be bigger than expected.
Would it be feasible to create a flowcard to get all the events in a certain range? Like “an event happened within x km from address x”.
To me that would be a massive improvement.
Unfortunately, that’s not going to work. How do you miss notifications when you set a hometown? Every notification has a hometown
Getting the notifications for cities/towns that I included in my flow works fine.
What I meant is that I’m living in a small town. If I would like to receive notifications for everything within a radius of 20km of my hometown, I likely need to include 20+ cities/towns, which feels a bit cumbersome.
So I now included the bigger cities, missing event from the smaller ones.
Curious if there would be a Google API that could list all towns/cities in a certain range.
Sorry for that, but I can’t build it in.