EventGhost

That's how id's should work. The way you described it. It sounded like you were going to try & use the same id on multiple divs. This can cause a number a # of problems for the webserver plugin.. Alternatively, you can use a class selector to hide/show multiple items with the same class with one var...

I think what I could do is contain each remote interface into its own DIV and show/hide each DIV through JS. So, if EG sends an event like webserver.remote.cable, it would hide all DIVs without the ID of #cable and only show #cable. Does this sound feasible? You shouldn't use #id's for multiple ite...

Examples of every thing kg is talking about can be found in this demo. viewtopic.php?f=13&t=9487

It's something in the javascript that's handling the socket connection to the webserver plugin. Each time you load/refresh the page it's killing/creating a new sicket connection. You can test this by using a blank html page & load the page. If you don't see those errors that's what's going on.

Have you tried updating to the newest version yet? Half way down this page:http://eventghost.net/forum/viewtopic.p ... &start=240

I'm not in front of a pc right now. You just need to use the PC's internal ip that runs EG & the port set in the webserver config. Example: "http://192.168.1.101:80?eventName&payloadValue" The value before the ampersand is the event & the value after will be the events payload value. You can add mul...

Oh, ive got the nerd ensemble . I'll hook up an otg & keyboard to my tablet sometimes. Its just quicker to type on a phone.

** fixed example **

Thanks kg. You're correct, i quickly glanced at it & hammered code from my phone.

You'll need to evalulate the payload. Get rid of the payload value on your event. Just use System.ConsoleConnect. There are a multitude of ways of going about this. This is merely one example to skin the cat. Below the event, add a python script action. Within the script, paste the code below. if eg...

The aeotec multi-sensors suck @ PIR. These guys have worked reliably for me & are on the cheaper side.(for zwave atleast). https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MQXXG0I/re ... .BbF5YGYZ8

Im pretty sure it was some sort of network issue. The host just wasn't receiving messsages for whatever reason. Glad it got resolved.

Correct me if im wrong here, but doesn't comm from smartThings to EG use the webserver/tcpip plugin?

Yep, 2 macros.

getCurrentPlaylistItem > Save to eg variable > jumpToPlaylistItem

Then Second macro would use the kodi event for track change. JumpTo saved eg variable.

I have most of this done for other purposes. Ill post when i get home. It may not be in time for you to implement though.

The arm version of kodi supports/uses the same json-rpc api that the xbmc repeat plugin uses.

Kodi has a jumpto item command when dealing with playlist positioning. This should be do-able.

That module is for python 3. EG uses python 2.7. This will likely be possible in the future, but not with current versions of EG.