Webserver, displaying variables

[yokel22]

You don't need to refresh the page. That's what websockets are for, updating elements without a refresh. By default on load they will be set to true, you need to setup a macro to set the correct state either on ws.connect or on a specific page load. Also, did you add your flipswitch ID to the var "toggles" array within the script.js file? If not do so as such, var toggles = new Array("DemoSwitchselect", "yourflipswitchID", "yournextflipswitchID");

Another note; variables can only exist as persistent or temporary, not both. This can cause this behavior also.

[Pliind]

Alright, I got the scripts down since it's a shameless copy paste of your script

Do you have an example on ws.connect how to always have the correct variable?

So i played around som more..I can jump between pages ofcourse (it's the same document...) but a refresh or "new session" Does not get the changes at all.

[yokel22]

When the webserver makes a new WS client connection, you will see this event "WSClientConnected". Use that or alternatively on a specific pageload by adding a data-action="something" name="something" and class="datasend" to your page link. An event will be generated each time a user clicks that link thus triggering a refresh of the variables. I updated the last eg.tree with some examples of WS.Client.Connected event. Since your saving your variables as persistent, you can just use the broadcast value webserver action, no need to declare it again. Is everything working for you now?

[Pliind]

I think so, except for the switches staying the same status the last variable set them to. It's not prio one right now but would be nice to understand now I gotta find a good script of making varibales out of the temps from my rfxtrx433e

[yokel22]

Good, you will likely need to periodically poll external devices to keep the data fresh. ScheduleGhost is good for that.