12-20-2010, 07:05 AM
For those of you that see two entries in the Activity Tab when an object is either switched On or Off, here is a quick explanation:
The reason you are seeing two entries is because you probably have two objects tracking the same counter value. Let\'s take the following scenario, I have one lightbulb object to indicate the status of a light and then I have a label object which tells me the level of the light. This is usefull to have a label indicate the level of dimming that the light currently holds.
By default, any object\'s Activity Status is set to Auto. When you now switch the light On you will be notified of two changes, the first being the On event for the lightbulb object and the second being the Level change event for the label object.
If you only want the Level change listed in the Activity tab then edit the lightbulb object and switch the Activity Level from, the default Auto, to None.
Now you will only see the label object events for that particular object \'pair\'.
Enjoy,
Ingo
The reason you are seeing two entries is because you probably have two objects tracking the same counter value. Let\'s take the following scenario, I have one lightbulb object to indicate the status of a light and then I have a label object which tells me the level of the light. This is usefull to have a label indicate the level of dimming that the light currently holds.
By default, any object\'s Activity Status is set to Auto. When you now switch the light On you will be notified of two changes, the first being the On event for the lightbulb object and the second being the Level change event for the label object.
If you only want the Level change listed in the Activity tab then edit the lightbulb object and switch the Activity Level from, the default Auto, to None.
Now you will only see the label object events for that particular object \'pair\'.
Enjoy,
Ingo