How to display 2 or 3 items on one sitemap line?

[Mark]

Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction. I am looking to display 2 or 3 different data items on one line in sitemap. I mean, if I have a battery powered temp node - I would like to have this displayed for example:

Garage Temperature                            (67%)          68 F

where the % is battery remaining for that node, and 68 is the temperature. Or where there is a Temp/Humidity sensor:

Basement                                        (58%)            56 F      67%

Is this possible? Examples somewhere?

Right now each data items is a single line in the browser display which takes up a lot of space.

Have tried searching both text and screen shots and have not yet seen this done. I must be missing it.

Any help much appreciated. Thanks!

[Davor Fikais]

Hello!

I'm pretty sure you can't display more than one item in one line, but you could (in case all items are just text information) make one string item,which contents you could update with rule, and display it as text sitemap widget.

Best regards,
Davor

[ge...@ge-volution.eu]

To my knowledge this isn't possible (other than the strong concatenation approach).

An idea for you is to use the ValueColor attribute to show the temperature in a certain color depending on the sensors battery level (as in if it is getting low).  According to the documentation, you can use valuecolor on a sitemap entry with an item (and expression) different than the one being shown.  Check it out here...

https://github.com/openhab/openhab/wiki/Explanation-of-Sitemaps#dynamic-sitemaps

[Thomas Eichstädt-Engelen]

Hi,

To my knowledge this isn't possible (other than the strong concatenation approach).

that is true!

An idea for you is to use the ValueColor attribute to show the temperature in a certain color depending on the sensors battery level (as in if it is getting low).

Couldn’t have said it better :-)

Thanks,

Thomas E.-E.

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[peter.h...@gmail.com]

To display more then one value in one line use a rule like this:

Note:
TempAussen is temperature
LuftfAussen is humidity

rule:

rule "Klima Aussen"
        when
                TempAussen changed or
                LuftfAussen changed or
                Time cron "0 */5 * * * ?"
        then
                var Number Humi = LuftfAussen.state
                var Number Temp = TempAussen.state
                var Number Humi_r = (Math::round(Humi.floatValue))
                var Number Temp_r = (Math::round(Temp.floatValue*10.0)/10.0)
                // logInfo("Klima", "Aussen: " +Temp_r + " °C  " +Humi_r + " %")
                postUpdate(Klima_Out, Temp_r + " °C  " + Humi_r + " %")
end

item:

String Klima_Out                "Temp Aussen [%s]"      <LEGtemperature>        (Out)
Number LuftfAussen     "Luftfeuchtigkeit Sitzplatz [%.0f %%]"  <LEGhumidity>   (Out, LuftfAussen)      {http="<[http://sens/meteolog.cgi?mode=data&sensor=th0:60000:REGEX([0-9]* th0 .*? (.*?) .*?)]" }
Number TempAussen      "Temperatur Sitzplatz [%.1f °C]"        <LEGtemperature>        (Out, TempAussen)       {http="<[http://sens/meteolog.cgi?mode=data&sensor=th0:60000:REGEX([0-9]* th0 (.*?) [0-9]* .*?)]" }

sitemap

Text item=Klima_Out label="Temperatur [%s]"

sitemap with colors (color based in TempAussen):

Text item=Klima_Out label="Temperatur [%s]" labelcolor=[TempAussen>=35="fuchsia",TempAussen>=30="darkviolett",TempAussen>=25="blueviolett",TempAussen>=20="darkblue",TempAussen>=15="mediumblue",TempAussen>=10="blue",TempAussen>=0="lightskyblue",TempAussen<0="lightsteelblue"]

Feel free to correct my bad java code,
Peter