Cannot be used inside multiple-entity-row
Thanks Ildar. - so how do I get this to work, with customized (based on state value) icons but using multiple-entitity-row?
Much appreciated.
Martin
Confirm:
- This must be placed inside Entities card (probably with other rows) as a “row”.
- This “row” must contain an icon, name, two icons.
- Each icon (except the 1st) must change dependently on a state of an associated entity.
Right?
Hi Ildar,
Here is my full code for the Entities card and screen shot:
type: entities
entities:
- entity: button.button_main_garage
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Main Garage Shutter
secondary_info: last-changed
show_state: false
tap_action:
action: call-service
service: button.press
data:
entity_id: button.button_main_garage
entities:
- entity: binary_sensor.status_garage_roll_gate
name: Garage
icon: mdi:garage
state_color: true
- entity: button.switch_main_gate_motor_pulse
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Main Gate
secondary_info: last-changed
show_state: false
tap_action:
action: call-service
service: button.press
data:
entity_id: button.switch_main_gate_motor_pulse
entities:
- entity: binary_sensor.status_main_entrance_gate
name: Gate
icon: mdi:gate
state_color: true
- type: section
- entity: sensor.victron_system_battery_soc
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Battery Guest House
show_state: false
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.victron_system_battery_soc
name: SOC
- entity: sensor.victron_c753_gh_cerbo_battery_temperature
name: Temp
- entity: sensor.victron_c753_gh_cerbo_battery_voltage
name: Voltage
- entity: sensor.victron_c753_gh_cerbo_battery_voltage
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Victron Guest House
show_state: false
secondary_info: last-changed
entities:
- entity: sensor.victron_c753_gh_cerbo_victron_activein_l1_current_227
name: ACIn
- entity: sensor.victron_c753_gh_cerbo_victron_out_l1_power_227
name: ACOut
- entity: sensor.victron_c753_gh_cerbo_tempsensor_temperature_24
name: Temp
- type: section
- entity: switch.g0294_block_ufh_circulation_pump
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Block UFH Circulation Pump
secondary_info: last-changed
show_state: false
icon: mdi:block-helper
state_color: true
tap_action:
action: call-service
service: button.press
data:
entity_id: switch.g0294_block_ufh_circulation_pump
entities:
- entity: binary_sensor.status_ufh_circulation_pump
name: Pump Status
icon: mdi:autorenew
state_color: true
- entity: binary_sensor.status_ufh_circulation_pump
name: ' '
What this card does it has two first rows of button triggers that, when pressed, send a 1 to KNX bus that triggers a button for 500 milli seconds to activate garage shutter or main gate. It effectively closes a dry contact like a remote control for a gate/shutter does without knowing the status.
At the end of each row I am displaying the status of the garage shutter/gate which is a magnetic sensor that actually knows if the gate is closed or not. binary_sensor.status_garage_roll_gate / binary_sensor.status_main_entrance_gate
That sensor should display different icons, depending on the state of the sensor. the sensor returns on or off depending the status of the garage shutter/gate.
On that note, it would be great to customize the secondary-info as well - instead of showing the “last-changed” from the button button.button_main_garage to show the “last-changed” from binary_sensor.status_garage_roll_gate because the garage can also be triggered from KNX itself or from a motion sensor - so the idea is to show when it was actually last opened or closed which is information that must come from the sensor.
thanks so much for your help.
Rgds
Martin
Specifying a proper “device_class” for a sensor causes displaying different icons:
- type: custom:multiple-entity-row
entity: sun.sun
entities:
- entity: binary_sensor.testing_device_class_battery_charging
icon: true
name: false
state_color: true
- entity: binary_sensor.testing_device_class_heat
icon: true
name: false
state_color: true
- entity: cover.garage_door_2
icon: true
name: false
state_color: true
- entity: cover.hall_window
icon: true
name: false
state_color: true
show_state: false
As for secondary_info - refer to Docs about possible options.
how do i not show a column with a condition?
if input_select.auto_irrigation_type is on
it shows me 1,2,3
if it is off it only shows me 1,2
entity: input_boolean.irrigazione_flag_zona1_ciclo3
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
entities:
- entity: input_boolean.irrigazione_flag_zona1_ciclo1
icon: mdi:numeric-1-circle
name: false
- entity: input_boolean.irrigazione_flag_zona1_ciclo2
icon: mdi:numeric-2-circle
name: false
- entity: input_boolean.irrigazione_flag_zona1_ciclo3
icon: mdi:numeric-3-circle
name: false
Use “hide_if” option.
how can i use it?
Described in docs.
hide_if refers to the value of the entity to display or not…
I have to hide that entity if another entity is off
Got it; then card-mod seems to be the only way.
Apply “display: none” style conditionally.
I’m tring to add image instead of icon on left as the post quoted, but something don’t work
If I try this:
type: entities
entities:
- type: section
- entity: switch.lavatrice
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Lavatrice
icon: mdi:washing-machine
# image: /local/pics/lavatrice_ico.jpg
toggle: true
state_color: true
entities:
- entity: sensor.lavatrice_power
name: Power
- entity: sensor.lavatrice_energy
format: precision2
name: Total
it’s ok and the icon is correct, but if I wont to show image:
type: entities
entities:
- type: section
- entity: switch.lavatrice
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Lavatrice
# icon: mdi:washing-machine
image: /local/pics/lavatrice_ico.jpg
toggle: true
state_color: true
entities:
- entity: sensor.lavatrice_power
name: Power
- entity: sensor.lavatrice_energy
format: precision2
name: Total
nothing appear… what i’m wrong?
EDIT: now its ok, I just delete a commented line
As it is supposed to do.
I misread your post.
Card-mod surely may be used - but not the way you do.
Goto card-mod thread → 1st post → link at the bottom → examples for m-e-r.
This statement is wrong ofc.
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Correct. edited my previous post, seems to be written w/o any thinking(((
Is there a way to make number entities editable within the multiple-entities-row, like in the standard number view in an entities card?
From what I find in the docs, the only “editable” entity is a switch (setting toggle: true)
Background: I really like the multiple-entities-row particularly to make my settings views more compact.
Typical use-case: Combine setting the timer for irrigation with an enable switch.
Currently editable numbers are not supported.
This card is excelent…but I need some help…
I want to present Temperature and Humidity for a ZigBee sensor (Sonoff SNZB02), but I want the secondary information to be last-updated for last-seen for that sensor (sensor.ute_last_seen) and then present sensor.ute_humidity and sendor.ute_temperature to the right.
…and I have managed to get the info right, by setting show_state=false for main sensor and then added humidity and temperature as entities below
BUT - when I click/press on the sensor name, it obviously open up the last_seen sensor view and I would prefer sensor.ute_temperture…
I think tap_action is the key here…but I don’t understand how to configure it…
I have tried this…that does not work:
type: entities
entities:
- entity: sensor.ute_last_seen
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Ute
icon: mdi:weather-partly-cloudy
show_state: false
tap_action:
entity_id: sensor.ute_temperature
action: more-info
secondary_info: last-updated
entities:
- entity: sensor.ute_humidity
name: false
- entity: sensor.ute_temperature
name: false
Can someone help me out!?
Struggling with another case for Mutiple entity row…
I’m using a sensor last_seen as entity and present it’s last-updated value for secondary_info and leaves primary info blank to be able to present the sensors temperature (and for some even humidity) as entities. See my example in previous post.
I have managed to make name and entities and icon to change with sensor value
But I would like to have main entity (the last_seen last-updated value to change color depending on time…for example to be green if it’s <30 min, orange from 30min-2h and red if >2h…
That was tricky…
I have used some template in a widget… {{ relative_time( states.sensor.ute_last_seen.last_updated ) }} that might be something to start from…but my coding skills are limited…
Anyone have some idea or know how?