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I was never in doubt that the deactivation problem was made by me, since it worked fine before I started messing with the code. I mentioned it in the hope that someone would spot the error. Anyway, I have now added the check you suggested. Works fine! The new diff: 47c47 < this.onEvent = function(tr...

Solved the deactivation problem. Mapped all installed event handling functions to their vDevIds to ensure that the exact same function is passed to controller.devices.off when deactivating. New diff: 47c47 < this.onEvent = function(trigger) { --- > this.onEvent = function() { 55d54 < self.trigger = ...

Also noticed that deactivating the script isn't enough to stop it from being invoked. I have to restart the z-way-server service after deactivation otherwise the deactivation seems to be ignored.

I finally got it to work. The problem was with my attempt to invoke the script and pass the trigger as a parameter. Now I simply set it on self inside the onEvent function. The complete diff: 47c47 < this.onEvent = function() { --- > this.onEvent = function(trigger) { 54a55 > self.trigger = trigger;...

I can do that as a workaround. Easy but a bit ugly. I have a lot of devices and if I duplicate the script and then want to change it I have to go through all of them. And if I for some reason would like to deactivate the script for a while, I have do deactivate all of them.

Thanks for your reply. Sadly I'm not a JavaScript expert. I tried to make it work with some changes but I must have done some mistake: I changed the onEvent function to take a trigger: this.onEvent = function(trigger) { The trigger is passed to the script: (function(global, self, trigger, vdev, setT...

I sure hope there is some way to get the ID of the vdev that caused the event. I have many devices and I want to report all changes for statistics and other purposes. Checking the value of every device still wouldn't tell me which one caused the event. ZWay has just called my script because of some ...

Hi! The Simple Scripting app looks promising but I haven't found much documentation. I'd like to write a very simple script that notifies an external REST API whenever one of several devices change state and trigger events. I've seen that you can list multiple event triggers but how do I know which ...