@kalen-daniel, I didn't provide a method to auto-start the triggercmdagent in the foreground on a Pi. Your method is helpful because it provides a way to do that. I figured most people would not run X-windows on their Pi's, like my-use case as a garages door opener. In cases like that, you'd run this script as root: /usr/share/triggercmdagent/app/src/installdaemon.sh ... to install the triggercmdagent as a systemd daemon that would only run background commands. After you run that script you can stop/start or get a status of the agent with these commands: systemctl stop triggercmdagent systemctl start triggercmdagent systemctl status triggercmdagent

@a-mcf, I hope you don't mind. I re-formatted your post a little bit. I just added ``` before and after the big code block to make it look like code. Also, nice job on the movie player script!

@dramradhel, I wonder if you didn't see the Instructions link on the left because you were logged in using a cell phone browser? That navigation panel is hidden when you use a cell phone browser.

@superhuynh, generally, you'd want to make one triggercmd entry with parameters enabled that runs a batch file like this: if "%1"=="on" curl http://.....%%22A6%%20on%%22 if "%1"=="off" curl http://.....%%22A6%%20off%%22 It takes a single parameter of ether on or off and runs the respective command. %1 gets replaced by the on or off parameter SmartThings will send if you enable parameters on that command. That will give you this: "i would want a virtual switch to be able to toggle on and off." But it won't give you this: "More importantly I would want the switch to have discrete on and off buttons." Those two seem to be in conflict. If you really want the discrete on and off buttons, then you could make an on command and an off command (with parameters disabled), and have two separate ST switches. By default those switches will look like they're toggling on and off when you press them. If you want the switches to always show as "off", then you could use this solution.

@bear269, you should avoid using the word "on" in your Voice field. The word "on" is reserved for separating the command from the computer. Run X on Y is the format where Y is the computer's Voice field.

@russ awesome!!!!!!! Thumps up

@zardoz-plusbeaire, the file with your commands in it is c:\users\(your user)\.TRIGGERcmdData\commands.json .

@russ I must have something wrong. Ill check again. thanks

Awesome @kalto. I'm glad that was it.

@mike-cornelison, I finally figured it out. Please try "floor lamp" with Cortana again. I think it will work now.

Ok, good to know! Thank you!

...so just for the record and to complete the loop. @Russ just IM'd me and resolved the issue. Amazing service and phenomenal customer journey In brief, to reboot/restart your Windows 10 PC from an iOS Home Screen button click, do the following: Install TriggerCMD Agent Sign up/in to IFTTT For the If bit: select Button Widget For the Then bit: select webhooks and enter the following: i. URL: https://www.triggercmd.com/api/IFTTT?trigger=Reboot in 10 seconds&computer=R1 ii. METHOD: POST iii. CONTENT TYPE: x-www-form-urlencoded iv. BODY: token=XYZ Notes: There are spaces in "Reboot in 10 seconds" My computer name is "R1" <obviously <XYZ> is my token To add the button widget to your iOS home screen: Tap the share icon (square with the up arrow) Tap "Add to Home Screen" Tap "Add" Enjoy

@steven-canary, if your commands don't accept parameters, then whether your virtual switch is on or off, it just runs the command when you toggle the virtual switch on or off. Or, in the SmartThings device handler code, you can remove the // in front of off(). That would make all of your virtual switches push buttons that automatically toggle themselves back off as soon you toggle them on. // handle commands def on() { log.debug "Executing 'on'" sendEvent(name:"switch",value:on) parent.on(this) // off() }

@ctaylor, you were so close! I made it work with a couple small tweaks. Here's my code that works. <?php $ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, "https://www.triggercmd.com/api/run/triggerSave"); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, '{"computer":"DS","trigger":"calculator"}'); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1); $headers = array(); $headers[] = "Authorization: Bearer (token from instructions page)"; $headers[] = "Content-Type: application/json"; curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $headers); $result = curl_exec($ch); if (curl_errno($ch)) { echo 'Error:' . curl_error($ch); } curl_close ($ch); ?> You'll see that I changed this line to use single quotes around the json object. curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, '{"computer":"DS","trigger":"calculator"}'); And I changed this line to use application/json instead of application/x-www-form-urlencoded because you're passing a json object. $headers[] = "Content-Type: application/json"; In case you're curious, this is how I tested my test.php script: docker run -it --rm --name test-script -v d:\appdev\php:/myscript -w /myscript php:7.0-cli php test.php BTW, I'm curious what your application is.

@russ

Linux is the good operating system for security wise. Ubuntu server is good and using for government sector for security reason. You can install Ubuntu server easily. If your Internet Explorer is not working properly then please contact Internet Explorer Customer Service for better solutions.

@username6, good question. You take a copy of commands.json in the .triggercmddata folder in your profile folder (c:\users\username\.triggercmddata).