If you’re asking about extensions in my Chrome browser, I only use Adobe PDF and Google Docs Offline. As for extensions in the Kodular project itself, I’m not using any at all.
The error means your JSON decode is failing and returning false. Try showing the raw responseContent first to confirm the API output. Then check if result ≠ false before using .Get. Also note Adafruit IO often returns a dictionary with a feeds list — so you need to get feeds → select list item → last_value.
it also worked—the code inside the then block ran. However, I still briefly saw the invoke...Boolean error notification pop up.
But here is the strangest part: after my Companion connection was lost and I reconnected it, the boolean error has completely disappeared. Now, the code works correctly without any error notifications.
My guess is that the server was sending inconsistent data at first. I will continue to test it step-by-step and will add the extra check inside the for each loop to make the code more robust.
Hi Taifun, at first I thought you were right about it being a Companion bug. However, when I installed and ran the APK, this specific screen (Status_Panel) still won’t show the data.
But my journey isn’t over just yet. Now I have a new question about controlling the layout with radio buttons, checkboxes, and images
How can I set up my radio buttons so that when I click RadioButtonA, some components become hidden (to create a “simple” view), and when I click RadioButtonB, those components become visible again (for a “detailed” view)?
