but unfortunately there is not a solution right now except DO NOT use blanks in columns and rows when updating smartly. If those fields blank, and run your JSON through smartly it WILL convert you to advanced grid settings (linked above) and your grid will get smaller. This is an unintended side effect to the advanced grid conversion feature. It is being looked into, but right now the workaround is to avoid using “auto” while updating.
Before you update go in and put 135 by 66 (the default smartly grid). Once you’ve updated go back and remove the numbers and revert to “auto” . This will keep dashes the way you want them until smartly is update. Sorry for the inconvenience.
The dashboard I was using before was just to play around. Now I’m trying to make one for real and running into a weird issue. When looking at the dashboard, it looks like this.
Hello, I’m brand new to using Hubitat Package Manager, but I’m trying it for the first time to install Smartly Inject. Unfortunately, it’s failing with the message, “An error occurred while installing the package: Failed to install file https:// raw.githubusercontent[dotcom/ markus-li/Hubitat/release/assets/smartly.js. Please notify the package developer…”
So, I’m able to find the package properly, and it appears to go through all the right steps to get to the point where it’s going to install, but then the installation fails. Looking at the logs, this is what I see…
If this remains an issue after that, since the files are present and all manifests are in accordance with the specs of HPM it would need to be reported to the author of HPM (dman2306 in the other community, as far as I know he is not in ours). If there are issues he needs our help to track I’d love to hear from him.
No. NTMK. Not sure it is even possible since the webserver would only see the IP traffic not a device in such a way to allow for permissions to be set. If anyone has a workaround I’d be interested to hear them.
I cannot replicate this issue. When it is re-add does the “paw” come back? Have you tried making a “clean” dashboard and seeing what happen?
Is anyone else seeing this issue?
For anyone testing - even if I add CSS to try to make it stay visible, it’s still disappears and is listed ‘display:none’ in the inspect screen
I think i know whats causing it, dont have time today to test it.
If its what i think it is its only going to effect us newbies and they have to be ambitious newbies, the sort that run before they can walk like me
if you create a new dash and allow it to auto add all tiles, (newbie mistake) it will add the smartly tile (ambitious newbie mistake, playing with Smarly before they know how to use dashboard) but the paw print wont appear unless you re load the dash so you dont realise its there. (actually it wont appear anyway because you havnt yet converted to smartly)
if you then convert to smartly and re past the CSS you still wont see the paw so you add another smartly tile and refresh and you end up with the tile twice. that causes the visibility issue. (I Think)
deleting the tiles and re adding just one doesnt seem to solve the issue.
At least i think thats whats causing it but wont be able to test until tonight.
Yes, the smartly inject tile is visible on all of my dashboards that I am using it, it is not hidden. I have not tried on a brand new dashboard. I just move the tile down to a lower row at this point.
@DenverTech99 thanks for helping troubleshoot! I wanted to mention, let’s make sure we are selecting ‘javascript’ as the attribute for the tile. If auto-added when creating a new dash, it’s possible the attribute is not selected. That being said, let us know what happens when you create a new dashboard and add the tile as an attribute tile, and select ‘javascript’ attribute.
