Really nice one. Like!
Very nice and clever way to show the RSSI signal.
Well done!
You can use level widget for that…
Nice thanks for sharing. but blynk really need the phone wifi rssi signal widget for triggers.
Could you please provide a few general practical use cases, where signal strength can be used as a trigger? And also why is it better than track this parameter on the hardware side?
Thanks
Hello all, I recommended @Blynk_Coeur start a topic like I had done in the past… To show off his unique ways of using code and special characters to enhance existing widgets with various aesthetics.
I feel one can take these methods and use them for whatever applications they wish, not just as a WiFi indicator or whatever…
Looking forward to more!
PS, as he adds more topics… with permission and if needed… I can, over time, clean up this topic to keep the focus on the example posts. Meanwhile support his posts with Likes!
yes but level widget is uggly for that
I don’t know if my widget is useful or if it’s just a gadget.
but it just makes my dashboard look prettier !
so … what else
yes gunner, clean all than you want, I agree.
I might wait for you post a few more additions… meanwhile lets let others express their interests, suggestions and questions before I clean up. And I don’t want to delete developer posts unless they authorize.
For example when I going to my room with smartphone in my hand the wifi signal goes to -70dbm then the room light can be turning on with wifi signal measurement. The google is developed this feature in android 9.
@ErfanDL just to clarify… this topic is NOT about a WiFi trigger like in your topic… it is about using code, special characters (unicode), etc. to make unique looking displays. The WiFi strength indicator above is a demonstration showing device WiFi strength, but can be easily adapted to another variable.
Nice man…