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Wow -- so now I can do what I originally wanted, which is to make a flow that will re-enable all the access points once I lose contact with my home wifi.

Thank you once more.

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hang on -- it just worked -- this is with the alarm step added to teh flowl Maybe that slows it down enough.

No: it's now working even without the alarm step. I am mystified. But I thank you enormously for your help.

Thank you for your help but I just can't make this work. I execute the scan; I run the flow. I just get null as the result. The variable {access_points} is always null. I know there are scan results available because I added a step to the flow to play a chime when the trigger "wifi scan results avai...

I am going quite crazy trying to get a list of available wifi access points. I use the trigger "Wifi Scan results available" but I never get any results in "access_points" but null, even when there is a wifi connected. I can't even work out if the variable is supposed to be a string or a list. Can s...

"Deaktivieren" is bound to be the same thing. "Disable" is a perfectly good translation in this context and rather more idiomatic than "De-activate"

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Ah. Thanks. I do read German, though I would rather not write in it! So I might look through for German comments that are relevant. Is there a way in a script to say for (i in access_points) { enable wifi access point(i) } which is what I want to do -- but I can't find a way to call an action ("Enab...

I can't find any action to "Activate WLAN access point." In any case, what I want is to re-enable all of the stored access points and what that seems to do is to activate a particular one. What I want to do is to *enable* the access points -- what happens at present is that if I have triggered the a...

I have a flow which logs me in preferentially to my access point at home (and so not to the neighbours' wifis). But it only works if I tick the "disable other access points" in the final action "Enable wifi Access Point" and then all other networks are exactly that: disabled. And they stay that way ...