you again did not understand me.
You work everything right!
But I don't need a response from the API when I changed the host status
How can I not accept this answer?
How can I not accept this answer?
No more ideas?
If I read your code and complaint right, you are dealing with an overloaded web component, (Internet1?) used for different purposes.
This gets complicated, because you need to set up record keeping in the app to remember what you were doing when you initiated the action that caused this event to fire, perhaps in a global variable.
If you save your purpose in a global variable, that means you would need an if/then/elseif/elseif chain in your completion event to test the global variable you had set and respond (or don't respond) appropriately.
In my apps, I prefer to add multiple components, each for a single purpose (read/update/delete) to take advantage of separate completion events, for simplicity.
Here is a sample app, using multiple TinyWebDB components for a read/update scenario.
1 Like
thank you for sending me to the right thought
I added another web
And everything worked without error
P.S. I forgot to mention that it is important to rename the multiple components in the Designer, to include their purpose in their name. If you don't it will cost you later in confusion.
1 Like
Thank you all very much
This topic was automatically closed 7 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.