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Add scheduler with a single click ? - Simuzer - 14.07.2024 Hi all, i can try adding scheduler into LM. This example, there are 3 lamps and 3 sensors. And they a lot of my project in 3 LM. (over 500 objects for scheduler) how to add schedule each lamp and sensor? One by one ? Or, Is there a shortcut for scheduler to the object on the page? Can we automatically add scheduler with a single click, as seen in the picture below? thanks all you. RE: Add scheduler with a single click ? - admin - 15.07.2024 Can be done via a script. This example creates a scheduler for objects from 0/0/1 to 0/0/5. Code: webrequest = require('webrequest') RE: Add scheduler with a single click ? - Simuzer - 16.07.2024 Unfortunately this is not suitable for me. Because the addresses do not go in a certain order and the names must also be meaningful. But if it was a visual addition then things would be great. I hope such an option will be added in the future. RE: Add scheduler with a single click ? - admin - 16.07.2024 The script can modified to create schedulers for a given tag and use object names as scheduler names. Alternatively a table with group address -> scheduler name mapping can be used to quickly create multiple schedulers. RE: Add scheduler with a single click ? - Simuzer - 17.07.2024 (15.07.2024, 06:39)admin Wrote: Can be done via a script. This example creates a scheduler for objects from 0/0/1 to 0/0/5. how can i add object name for objects from 32/2/1 to 32/2/252. I don't understand how to use the code below in the code above. Code: name = grp.find(event.dst).name i want to use scheduler names as the name of the scheduler. i added it manually. RE: Add scheduler with a single click ? - Daniel - 17.07.2024 Code: webrequest = require('webrequest') |