I hope someone can help me with an error that I have not managed to understand in spite of quite a bit of effort. The error happens in a rule that is meant to start a sprinkler and then, using a timer, shut if off after a specified delay. The rule is automatically triggered when an item named “Dema…

@Bruce_Osborne . Sorry for the missing fences: I was confusing backquotes and quotes. Fences should now be OK. It is not clear to me how to deal with the spacing: when I paste a correctly spaced code fragment, the spacing is not being preserved.

Item state is not the integer that plusSeconds() demands. [image] [SOLVED] Variable Timer with "createTimer" Beginners You are on the right track… val Integer TIMER_TIME = (Heattimer.state as DecimalType).intValue createTimer(now.plusMinutes(TIMER_TIME), [ | …

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Is this a typing issue?

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Bruce_Osborne (Bruce Osborne) August 17, 2020, 5:19pm 2

Please use code fences. Spacing is important. It also increases readability.

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