Automagic Forum

I think I misunderstood your question, possibly due to some confusion radiating from it. You want to use the built-in switch widget to trigger a flow (which then, enables/disables screen rotation)? Use any new global variable you like, by inventing an appropriate name for it, which gets true or fals...

Beg your pardon? There are no global variables unless created by you, an expression or script of yours, or otherwise specifying a (global) variable to assign a value to. If you want a global variable to carry some piece of data, you must undertake effort to put it there first. A trigger, responding ...

Should a green bar do, consider to use the built-in toggle widget instead. Indicator colour is controlled through a global variable, which is also toggled by tapping the widget. Using one of those makes constructing your own widget unnecessary, but flow logic would change a bit as consequence, but w...

So I can assume you managed to put the widget together, but need a way to change colour of an element. To an action "Script", a function "SetWidgetElementProperty()" can be added. When doing so, it will come up with a dialog, allowing you to choose widget, element, and property. fillcolour of the in...

What have you tried as far, and what is the problem you encountered which prevents you from building such a widget? Without more details about where you failed, you run the risk that you're told where the menu item for the widget builder can be found. I'm sure that you want to focus on the actual pr...

It appears that the trigger is hooked twice to the media change event: the notification that there is no enabled flow can't relate to the flow you just added - which is enabled, and is executed. My impression is that there exists a way to remove a trigger without actually unhooking it from the respe...

Also verify, by looking at "last execution" time stamp of that flow, that it is actually executed in response to a track change.

Try this: add a media change trigger as a new flow, but don't add any actions to it. Enable that flow (which consists of that trigger alone). Change track, look if notification has disappeared. If so, disable that flow, change track again, see wether notification is still gone. If so, delete flow.

Is there any evidence that this notification is produced by Automagic, and not by the media player?

What does “the trigger shows notification...." mean? An Automagic trigger triggers, and doesn't notify. There exist actions to notify - do you still have flows with notification actions? Are those still executed (look at their time stamp in flow list)?