Ha, indeed power values (W). I just tried now with temperature and indeed that works fine..
Excellent - then there’s a fix in the next version ![]()
Oh man!
That looks awesome!!!
Thanks for identifying some settings I hadn’t discovered. I’m now using the ‘Quick action’ button. It’s a bit odd the icon is a blind when the device class is curtain, but…
For some reason the action button in the web interface shows open and closed (filled in) icons, but the phone app simply changes colour. The on/off page shows the state in the same way as the web app tile, in both the web and phone apps - for me that matches the curtain state.
I’m unsure what effect ‘Invert open/closed position has’. Mine are all set to ‘No’, but when in the 0% position the phone app shows the icon in blue - just like it does for you even though you have inverted the position. It might be interesting to know if the web app is showing the open/closed state the same way it does for me.
Anyhow, I guess that all makes the point that - without any other indication - position %age is insufficient to determine open/closed state.
Thanks again.
Andy
No - it’s Homey’s Logic variables widget and I don’t see any option to display them 2 cols wide.
A little off topic
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I made a comparison between the reported positions and icon colors and icons themselves (for the quick action and on/off button) between the mobile and web apps. There are various inconsistencies…
I reached out to Athom support on this matter. Lets see what they have to say.
For that purpose I created the below overview that shows the expected and actual UI behavior, based on an inverted curtain position. It’s in Dutch, but I hope you’ll get the message when translating it through Google Lens or comparable tool.
I also asked them whether the blinds icon is the default one for any kind of window coverings, or that we should see a specific icon for curtains. I assume the former.
Sure, but it’s clear the widget needs to either have some flexibility, or use a generic open that works for any use of ‘position’.
Andy
Previews of two of the new widgets. Feedback welcomed ![]()
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Homeys native widget? I have nothing to do with those ![]()
Great, a really nice widget. Homey could learn a thing or two from this. The only thing I notice is that I can’t get my cameras to show up in the small view; instead of a snapshot, I get a “No snapshot” message and just see the camera’s name.
These are Aqara webcams. When I click on them to enlarge the view, I do see the live feed.
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** I’ll do some more testing on Monday ****
But is there a Snapshot available on the camera device in the Devices section on Homey? The widget requires that to be able to display it. It doesn’t create snapshots itself.
Looks pretty good!
Yes, I see a snapshot on the camera device in the devices section on Homey.
Ok, weird. Could you open the Widgetkeeper app settings and go to the diagnostic settings and copy what’s in there and send it to me in a PM (if you feel comfortable sharing that)?
This has been part of the goal since starting - being able to also run dashboards fully in a browser, hosted by your Homey. So far it’s working great - will probably include it in the next version (0.9.0).
Certification of 0.8.0 is still awaiting Athom. It can take quite a bit since the requirement for personal API keys were added for some widgets.








