MMM-pages & mmm-remote-control

waki

Thank you for the link, but the command is working, if I use the notification “PAGE_DECREMENT” without an aditional parameter. But I´m not sure how to pass the page as paramter, so the mmm-remote-control is executing “this.sendNotification(“PAGE_CHANGED”, 1)”.

sdetweil

@waki

from the mmm-pages doc
https://github.com/edward-shen/MMM-pages

also do note that to switch to page 1, you need to send 0 to the module

waki

I understand this. The question is how to pass the page:
Like one of these??

or how ?

sdetweil

@waki said in MMM-pages & mmm-remote-control:

http://192.168.0.62:8080/api/notification/PAGE_CHANGED?page=1

no
to go directly to page 1

http://192.168.0.62:8080/api/notification/PAGE_CHANGED?payload=0

the direct page numbers are 0 based…

waki

I know the page numbers start with 0. But if I use the commands in the list, no matter what page index I pass, I only get a black page. So I think the formal way, of how I pass the paramter is wrong. And your command also doesnt work

sdetweil

@waki open the developers window, ctrl-shift-i and select the tab labeled console, set the filter to control
and then send a message and see what the error is…

or look at the mmm-remote-control code

waki

I tried this, there is no error. The notification gets recieved by the mmm-pages modules, but it reports:
[Pages]: received a notification to change to page [object Object] of type object

From the API I get the answer:
{“success”:true,“notification”:“PAGE_CHANGED”,“payload”:{“payload”:“1”}}

But I only get a black page. And I looked inside the code, but my js knowledge is too bad to understand what is happening there.

sdetweil

@waki try this

“payload”:{“page”:“0”}

m1scha

Hi, were you able to solve this? I am having the same issue

andy123

@waki @m1scha
the page that you would like to rotate to is given as a url parameter. Replace localhost:8080 with your own ip’s.

curl -X GET "http://localhost:8080/api/notification/PAGE_CHANGED/0" -H "accept: application/json"

You can test it out with the Swagger API:
http://localhost:8080/api/docs/#/Module Control/get_api_notification___notification_____p_