weemaba999
February 25, 2025, 10:35am
1
Hi all,
My covers repeat open when they are actually closed. That’s because the fact that they only close to 29%. In my HA-floorplanner, I’m trying to make my blinds visible when they are closed, and invisible when they are open (obviously). For some reason, my if then else statement is not working:
- name: Cover Controls
entities:
- element: cover.front
entity: group.living_covers
tap_action:
action: more-info
state_action:
- action: call-service
service: floorplan.class_set
class: >
{% if state_attr('cover.192_168_1_xx',
'current_position') <= 30 and
state_attr('cover.192_168_1_xx', 'current_position') <= 30 %}
cover.closed
{% else %}
cover.open
{% endif %}
And this is the css part:
.cover-open {
visibility: hidden !important;
}
.cover-closed {
visibility: visible;
opacity: 0.9;
}
Does anyone have an idea what I’m doing wrong ?
Kr,
Bart
You may need to convert your cover position to an integer.
| int(0)
Edwin_D
February 25, 2025, 10:53am
3
That was my initial thought too, but the developer tools say the attribute is a float. So that should work. I know too little about floorplan to say anything else.
If I google though, I see ${ templates, not {{ so are you sure you can use jinja2 templates here? if it is a frontend thing, it may require something else. It seems to require javascript, which makes sense in the fronend.
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I was just looking at that too🧐 It is JavaScript based on what I see.
@weemaba999 Examples are also showing a different format with service_data as well…
- entities:
- binary_sensor.kitchen
- binary_sensor.laundry
state_action:
action: call-service
service: floorplan.class_set
service_data:
class: '${....}'
weemaba999
February 25, 2025, 11:21am
5
Thanks Guys,
Unfortunately, that didn’t do the trick:
state_action:
- action: call-service
service: floorplan.class_set
service_data:
class: >-
{% if state_attr('cover.192_168_1_19',
'current_position') <= 30 and
state_attr('cover.192_168_1_62', 'current_position') <= 30 %}
cover.closed
{% else %}
cover.open
{% endif %}
Edwin_D:
I see ${ templates, not {{ so are you sure you can use jinja2 templates here? if it is a frontend thing, it may require something else. It seems to require javascript, which makes sense in the fronend.
As Edwin pointed out and I agree, I don’t think you can use Jinja2.
weemaba999
February 25, 2025, 4:06pm
7
Strange,
I think you can use jinja2 here, but still can’t get it to work
Test some simpler code to be sure jinja works
Did you convert the position to an integer?
I installed the floorplan plugin and worked through the examples. Jinga2 doesn’t work with templating, you have to use JavaScript.
This would be an example of the correct method for reference the corresponding action.
state_action:
action: call-service
service: floorplan.class_set
service_data:
class: '${(entity.state === "on") ? "motion-on" : "motion-off"}'
weemaba999
March 5, 2025, 6:33pm
10
That did the trick,
Thanks a lot !
Another question I have: for some reason, when I use grouping of lights using group.kitchen_lights for example, the light entity is not showing the svg element with correct light. Anyone have an idea to do so ?
Kr,
Bart
I am not using a floorplan.
weemaba999
March 7, 2025, 9:14am
12
I think my issues is related due to the fact that the group entity has not attributes that contain the RGB color:
- name: Lights
entities:
- element: light.glowHaard
entity: light.hue_lightstrip_plus_1
- element: light.glowBar
entity: light.hue_lightstrip_bar
- element: light.glowKast
entity: light.hue_lightstrip_kast
- element: light.glowGang
entity: group.hal_lights
- element: light.glowBart
entity: light.hue_go_master
- element: light.glowJessie
entity: light.hue_go_master_2
- element: light.glowBerging
entity: light.hue_white_lamp_1_berging
- element: light.glowKitchen
entity: group.keuken_lights
tap_action: light.toggle
state_action:
service: floorplan.style_set
service_data: |
>
var elements = {
'light.hue_lightstrip_kast': 'light.glowKast',
'light.hue_go_master': 'light.glowBart',
'light.hue_go_master_2': 'light.glowJessie',
'light.hue_lightstrip_plus_1': 'light.glowHaard',
'light.hue_lightstrip_bar': 'light.glowBar',
'group.hal_lights': 'light.glowGang',
'light.hue_white_lamp_1_berging': 'light.glowBerging',
'group.keuken_lights': 'light.glowKitchen'
};
var entityId = entity.entity_id;
var element = elements[entityId];
var color = 'rgb(0, 0, 0)';
var fillOpacity = 0; // Correcte variabelenaam
if (entity.attributes.rgb_color) {
var rgb = entity.attributes.rgb_color;
color = `rgb(${rgb[0]}, ${rgb[1]}, ${rgb[2]})`;
fillOpacity = 1;
}
var style = `fill: ${color}; fill-opacity: ${fillOpacity};`;
return {
elements: [element],
style: style,
};
Are the bulbs in the group all the same bulb type from the same manufacturer?
When grouping it matters as Ildar mentioned.
For example adding a white only bulb to a group of color changing bulbs will cause issues with what you are trying to implement
'light.hue_white_lamp_1_berging': 'light.glowBerging'
weemaba999
March 7, 2025, 9:38am
14
In the hall, there might be a difference. But for the group keuken_lights, they are the same:
I’ll test a group out on my system with HaFloorPlan. I also run mostly all Hue bulbs.
weemaba999
March 7, 2025, 9:46am
16
Much appreciated, thanks a lot !
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