I have just started using this plug-in after purchasing it 6 months ago. I would like to use it for opening and closing door locks based on calendar entries in multiple Google Calendars. I have created a handler with a 15 min offset before and after end time so that the event that trigger the door (unlock and lock) will make sure the locks are opened our closed at the right time. This works as intended. The problem is when there are overlapping or adjacent events. The handler will trigger the before and after commands making the locks open or close when they should not. Is there any other way of using the plug-in that I'm not aware of that will fix this problem, or does it require a new version that will check if there are overlapping or adjacent events, and if true make sure that the commands are working according to this.
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I have one handler configured to trigger on several trigger phrases. The events that are used to trigger the event are from different calendars. The problem is with the end trigger. If there are adjacent events and there is configured offset values, the after commands in the handler will overlap making the door lock close when in fact it should be open. I have set a 15 min before and after offset value. Since these events are handled individually by the plug-in, the first event will trigger as intended. The second and adjacent events after will trigger also, but the end time on the first event will trigger the end command when in fact another event is active.
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I'm sorry but I cannot get the plugin to trigger at all. I have tried with and without a trigger phrase. Executing command at start time and with and without offset values. I have even deleted the plug-in and removed/added a user and reset authentication. Still it's not working. Frustrated I am nowThere are no error messages in the HS logfile indicating a problem with the BLGData plug-in. Attached the handler I'm trying to do the testing with.
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