[SOLVED]If statements in sitemaps

Setup, Configuration and Use Items & Sitemaps
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Hi guys,

I’m integrating my Harmony Elite into the OpenHAB software and struggle with the sitemap. What I’d like to do is when a certain activity is started, the corresponding controls will appear. So for example, when the TV-activity is started, I’d like to have the button to switch channels appear in my screen and disappear again when the TV is shut down again.

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The issue is within the if statement, but I used the .state already in a rule. Does anyone know if it is possible to use if-statements in the sitemap?
Here’s my code:

Frame {
    Default item=Sunset_Time
    Group item=OtherItem label= "Begane grond" icon="groundfloor"{
        Frame label="Woonkamer"{
            Switch item=HarmonyHubWoonkamerCurrentActivity label="Afsluiten" mappings=[PowerOff='PowerOff']
            Switch item=HarmonyHubWoonkamerCurrentActivity label="Activteit" mappings=[TV='TV', Netflix='Netflix', Muziek='Muziek', PS3='PS3', 'RTL-XL'='RTL-XL']
            if(HarmonyHubWoonkamerCurrentActivity.state == "TV") {
                Switch item=YamahaVersterkerButtonPress label="Volume" mappings=[VolumeDown='-', VolumeUp='+']
                Switch item=CiscoDVRButtonPress label="Bediening" mappings=[DirectionDown='Down', DirectionLeft='<',DirectionRight='>',DirectionUp='Up']
                Switch item=CiscoDVRButtonPress label="Afspelen" mappings=[Rewind='<<', Play='>', Pause='||', FastForward='>>']                  
            }
        }
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Does the visibility parameter work for you?

I’m fairly certain IF statements don’t exist in Sitemaps.

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No it doesn’t, but I’m not certain if this is the correct way to set it up like this…
Switch item=YamahaVersterkerButtonPress label=“Volume” mappings=[VolumeDown=’-’, VolumeUp=’+’] visibility = [HarmonyHubWoonkamerCurrentActivity.state == “TV”]

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Almost - I don’t think you need the .state. Try:

...visibility = [HarmonyHubWoonkamerCurrentActivity == "TV"]
5

Thanks man! That was the issue!