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Show disabled state of z-wave things #307

Closed tolotos-rgu closed 5 years ago

tolotos-rgu commented 5 years ago

The network viewer shows disabled z-wave things still as present. The device should be painted grayish and the neightbor lines should be painted separately as well. I suggest the following line styles:

=(to)=> := doted line in gray (only visible if device is selected) =(to)=> =: doted line in red (always visible) [https://community.openhab.org/t/disable-z-wave-things/63466](https://community.openhab.org/t/disable-z-wave-things/63466)
cdjackson commented 5 years ago

On 12 Jan 2019, at 13:09, Rüdiger Gubler notifications@github.com wrote:

The network viewer shows disabled z-wave things still as present.

The network viewer shows the ZWave network. There is no such thing as “disabled” in the network, so I’m not really sure what this is getting at? Please can you explain the meaning of a disabled node?

cdjackson commented 5 years ago

Ok, I missed the link to the community discussion, but my point is still the same. Disabling a thing makes absolutely no difference to the network - the neighbors are still there, the routes can still be used - nothing changes in the ZWave network.

tolotos-rgu commented 5 years ago

I have a outdor switch for the christmas lights. This thing is only plugedin a few weeks every year. The remaining time the device is disabled in OH and stored in a box together with the lights. Therefor for me a disabled thing is no longer a part of the network. It disabled to avoid error message from OH as the thing is not reachable.

cdjackson commented 5 years ago

We are having the same conversation in multiple places, so I will close this here and we can continue on the forum as I've already answered there.