Hi, I’ve encountered the idea of mapping in a few different places when reading around the Wiki and this community. I’ve been trying to map the output of the opening/closing item as follows: > User Opening: 0001=Disarmed by <User> Without the mapping (obviously) the sitemap displays “User Openin…

I don’t have an answer to your problem but I can definitively say that mapping does work with strings. What does your mapping file look like? Maybe it can’t handle the spaces… Have you tried escaping the spaces in addition to the : ?

Hi @rlkoshak My mapping file is as follows: > undefined=unknown > -=No Data > =Blank > 0=Disarmed > 1=Armed AWAY > 2=Armed STAY > 3=Armed AWAY - no delay > 4=Armed STAY - no delay > User Opening: 0001=Disarmed by xxxxx > User Opening: 0002=Disarmed by xxxxx I’ve tried escaping the whole string, i…

I’m thinking the spaces are the problem. You tried URL type escapes, have you tried \ escapes? Maybe you can use a transform or a rule to reduce the value of the item to just the number, eg “0001” , and do a transform on that. Though if you do it in a rule you may as well go all the way and avoid t…

Yeah, I tried escaping the whole string too. Still didn’t work. I’ll try rules next..!

@tinkerfailure , You’ll need to escape the colon (:) in addition to the spaces, like this: User\ Opening\:\ 0002=Disarmed by xxxxx and then it’ll work. Both colon (:) and equals (=) are considered delimiters in MAP files. Here’s my sample Rule-based testcase to validate the above: import org.op…

I have the same problem ups_state.map OL=AC Power OB DISCHRG=Discharging OB DISCHRG=Discharging1 OBDISCHRG=Discharging2 OL CHRG=Charging OL CHRG=Charging1 OLCHRG=Charging2 OL CHRG=Charging2 and giveing me error “Cannot find mapping OB DISCHRG in ups_state.map” Somebody can help me…

is the HTTP way of escaping a space. Like I mentioned above, in this case you may need to use the Java/C/C++ style escaping with a backslash. OB\ DISCHRG=Discharging I don’t know if that will work either. You might need to adjust your transform or create a rule to eliminate the spaces.

In a map file you can either use an ‘=’ or a ‘:’ between the key and the value. If your key has one of these characters in it you need to escape it as well: volume\:\ 2=VOLUME mute\:\ 0=MUTE I think that is what you are asking.

the item give me volume: 2<br> mute: 0<br> and my transform have to be somethink like that volume:\ 2<br>mute:\ 0<br>=2 but don’t work, i think the problem is in second roll or “<>”