[SOLVED] [SOLVED] Missing RULE_ID at 'label=' after updating oh2

[MDAR (Stuart Hanlon, UK importer of Velbus hardware)]

Thanks for all this.

What does “missing RULE_ID” actually mean?

I’ve only got three items in my file, becuase I can’t create Group:Color items in PaperUi

Group:Color:OR(ON, OFF) gKitchenColorPicker    "Kitchen Colour Picker" 	<colorwheel> 	()

Group:Color:OR(ON, OFF) gBedroomColorPicker    "Bedroom Colour Picker" 	<colorwheel> 	()

Group:Color:OR(ON, OFF) gTherapyColorPicker    "Therapy Colour Picker" 	<colorwheel> 	()

I see this entry in /var/logs/openhab.log when I load the .items file

2018-07-17 12:50:03.518 [WARN ] [el.core.internal.ModelRepositoryImpl] - Configuration model 'Group_Color.items' has errors, therefore ignoring it: [1,88]: missing RULE_ID at ')'
[3,88]: missing RULE_ID at ')'
[5,88]: missing RULE_ID at ')'

2018-07-17 12:50:04.601 [WARN ] [el.core.internal.ModelRepositoryImpl] - Configuration model 'Group_Color.items' has errors, therefore ignoring it: [1,88]: missing RULE_ID at ')'
[3,88]: missing RULE_ID at ')'
[5,88]: missing RULE_ID at ')'

The usage will be that I have 3 universes of DMX lighting in a room, which as an option I would like to set the one colour.

I thought I could create 3 x DMX Color (RGB) Dimmer with items linked to the Color element, that are then grouped to a single color picker.

Do I have to do it all in an .items file?

Like this post ?

Group:Color?

Is there any way to control a group of RGBW bulbs similar to Group:Switch? Currently I do this by creating a separate extra color Item and a rule. I also tried to set the group as a Colorpicker item in a sitemap. That does turn on and off the bulbs, but can’t change the color.

I changed the .items file to this and it loaded.

Group LED

Group:Color:OR(ON, OFF) gKitchenColorPicker    "Kitchen Colour Picker" 	<colorwheel> 	(LED)

Group:Color:OR(ON, OFF) gBedroomColorPicker    "Bedroom Colour Picker" 	<colorwheel> 	(LED)

Group:Color:OR(ON, OFF) gTherapyColorPicker    "Therapy Colour Picker" 	<colorwheel> 	(LED)

And it appears to be working