Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
[MMM-Buttons] Not recognizing button presses
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@Mar Ok
1 - Your button is connected on PIN N°29 = GPIO 5 ?
2 - Which type of button do you have ? It’s a Push button (Button that returns alone) or a button who stay ?Sorry for my english… i’m French :-)
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@istepgueu thank you, and not a problem of course. i can understand you perfectly fine.
- correct pin 29, bcm 5
- i have this type of 4 pin button. press to activate and returns to initial position when you let go ()
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@istepgueu no change. the script is recognizing the press, and so is it through the browser on my laptop. But nothing on the HDMI screen attached to the pi.
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@Mar
It is completely strange this story. Have you ever managed to have alerts other than the module buttons on the HDMI? -
@istepgueu yes im so stumped with this. its obviously working…just not on the instance on the hdmi monitor. Ive not used alerts before this, the only things ive attached to the pi are a pir sensor with a script on boot that turns my monitor on/off along with a few modules (tube status, wunderlist, and system stats) all of which are working fine.
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@istepgueu Well thank you for trying to help, its much appreciated.
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So seems like I only ever get to the “Initialize button power on PIN X” log statement when accessing the MM from a remote browser. Otherwise the pi doesnt hit this part of the script on its own.
Only error I can see so far is this when loading midori from command line (though still initializes the pin via the browser so maybe midori doesnt like this line but chrome ignores it?
** Message: console message: http://localhost:8080/modules/MMM-Buttons//MMM-Buttons.js @86: SyntaxError: Unexpected token '('. Expected a ':' following the property name 'sendAction'.
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@istepgueu @Jopyth Whoo hoo got it.
MMM-Buttons.js: Semi colons on line 71/72 and line 86 needs to be changed to:
sendAction: function(description) {
where as it currently just reads:
sendAction(description) {