Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
sendNotification help
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@jasondreher just add the payload on to the api call like this
this.sendNotification('HIDE_TIMER', payload);
‘payload’ can be anything… a variable (this.variable_name), a literal(‘some literal string’), a dynamically constructed value (‘some value’ + variable_name + ’ right now ')
the receiving modules sendNotificationReceived(code, payload, sender) function is responsible for ignoring or processing the payload data according to the shared rules of the sender
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OK so I change my sendNotification to
this.sendNotification('SHOW_TIMER','18:25:25');
and the MMM-EventHorizon notificationReceived to
notificationReceived: function(notification, payload) { if (notification === 'HIDE_TIMER') { this.hide(1000); } else if (notification === 'SHOW_TIMER') { this.show(1000); this.time = payload //I added this this.updateDom(); //I added this } },
Thinking the paylaod will update the countdown time but it does nothing… Not sure what I am doing worng. I have tested this quite a few different ways and searched quite a bit…
I can tell its doing something as it flickers (like it is refreshing with the updateDom) but the countdown does not reflect the new time.
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@jasondreher you didn’t use the payload. Just hide and show. I don’t know the other module.
But I would guess u need to start a timer with some elapsed time til the action (from now)
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@jasondreher said in sendNotification help:
this.time = payload
I added “this.time = payload”, this is using the payload correct?
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