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How to make an alert when mobile data is not available?

Jack
20 days ago

Hello.

Is there a way to make a short message on the watch when I turn off the connection (mobile data)?

I'm using OWM data, currently I'm using

if (!System.getDeviceSettings().phoneConnected) , but this only solves the problem with BLE.

I still need to solve

var Settings = System.getDeviceSettings();

if (Settings has : connectionAvailable) {.

Or if there is a better way, for example Communications.makeWebRequest?

Then please give an example of how to solve this problem.

Thank you

  • 19 days ago in reply to FlowState

    I will say that due to these communication difficulties it actually does seem like:

    - you do need all the new code written for you, as it is impossible (for me) to explain these concepts at a higher (simpler) level in a way that can be understood

    - it's almost impossible to help you without seeing all of your code, for the same reason as above

    I guess it's my fault because I completely failed to communicate properly.

    flocsy is right, I'm much more useless than a mindless LLM.

    I gave it my best shot tho

  • 18 days ago in reply to Jack
    Jack said:
    Sorry, I was wondering if it is possible to display an icon as an error when the response Code is other than 200 in View.findDrawableById().

    Also, was this not clear?

    "draw weather error" means DO WHATEVER YOU WANT TO INDICATE THERE WAS AN ERROR GETTING THE WEATHER.

    You can draw an icon, display text, display blank space, show a toast, crash the app, it really doesn't matter. It's up to you.

    You say that you want concrete examples, and here they are. You also say you don't want your code written for you, but it seems there's no other way to help.

  • 15 days ago in reply to FlowState

    Now I'm getting this error with the code:

    function onReceiveWeatherInfo(responseCode as Number, data as Dictionary) {

    var backgroundData =
    {
    :responseCode => responseCode,
    :data => data
    };


    Background.exit(backgroundData);
    }

    fenix6: Invalid '$.Toybox.Lang.Dictionary{:responseCode as $.Toybox.Lang.Number, :data as Null or $.Toybox.Lang.Dictionary or $.Toybox.Lang.String}' passed as parameter 1 of type 'PolyType<Null or $.Toybox.Application.WatchFaceConfig.Id or $.Toybox.BluetoothLowEnergy.ScanResult or $.Toybox.Complications.Id or $.Toybox.Lang.Array<$.Toybox.Application.PropertyValueType> or $.Toybox.Lang.Dictionary<$.Toybox.Application.PropertyKeyType,$.Toybox.Application.PropertyValueType> or $.Toybox.WatchUi.BitmapResource or $.Toybox.Lang.Boolean or $.Toybox.Lang.Char or $.Toybox.Lang.Double or $.Toybox.Lang.Float or $.Toybox.Lang.Long or $.Toybox.Lang.Number or $.Toybox.Lang.String>'.

  • 15 days ago in reply to Jack

    Yep, you are using an unsupported type in the dictionary you are passing to Background.exit

  • 15 days ago in reply to Ultra

    And can you please tell me how to fix it so it works?

    Thanks

  • 15 days ago in reply to Jack

    Take a look at the background.exit api documentation and it will explicitly tell you which types are supported within the dictionary.you are passing.