@d34df4c3 Yes, I understand that. Additional blocks would certainly be useful. However, Blockly doesn't support some other features of JavaScript and ioBroker, or only supports them partially. If desired, one could of course build custom JavaScript function blocks in Blockly to support such features. This thread could certainly be used to conduct a survey on this. But definitely also create a feature request on GitHub.

@homoran On english works done.

@ap2017 [image: 1690627805689-light_off.jpg] I tried the german version (same as yours), it works. Is datapoint <target_value> write : 'true'?

@thomas-braun Hi Thomas, can you think of anyone in the team who is familiar with the topic and has the knowledge to examine this issue. Because I think this is an iobroker/nodejs issue not a Raspberry one. I'd rather first try to solve this problem before switching to another project. I should add another discovery. If I re-save my script shortly before the time is due, it would be on time.

@sissiwup Ist bereits geklärt.

@asgothian Ok. Thank you very much. I think I got it right now. [image: 1616957843693-1023170d-9d69-4660-bbdb-5b58b0977c73-image.png]

@Thomas-Braun sagte in ASTRO function. Does not work again: You have multiple triggers in you blockly. That is not possible. That is not true. You can have as many as you like, but you should NEVER nest them.

@paul53 I miss general discussion about blocks execution, for example for repeatable action user must be using Trigger block, without Trigger block the command will be executed once on script start. This is very important in my mind.

@Asgothian @Homoran Thank you all! Working great!

@paul53 Thank you very much! Working great :)

@Homoran said in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?: @ap2017 sagte in Is there problem with Blockly after last update?: I hate when it fixes by itself.. paris airports transfers I do too! But it works. So have fun with it. It really works