1) Variables cannot be used
2) Variable-Names would have to be extremely short, as explained below.
When you try to use a global variable in order to set a "periodical timer" (in the IF-Clause i.e. trigger) of a flow,
you can only use 21 characters in total (for specifying timer-timeout).
==> 21 chars - 2 for "{}" + 1 prefix ("m" for minutes, "s" for seconds, etc.)
==> This only leaves you with 18 characters for the name of your global variable
But since a global variable always starts with "global", this even reduces your actual variable-name to the length to only 12 characters, which is pretty absurd for a useful global unique identifier.
Would be great if you could fix this! =)
Periodical Timer buggy
Moderator: Martin
Re: Periodical Timer buggy
Hi,
The trigger Periodic Timer does not support variables. Please use trigger Global Variable Date/Time if you want to trigger a flow based on the time stored in a variable. You can also use this trigger to create periodic events when the global variable is incremented with the amount of time to wait.
Regards,
Martin
The trigger Periodic Timer does not support variables. Please use trigger Global Variable Date/Time if you want to trigger a flow based on the time stored in a variable. You can also use this trigger to create periodic events when the global variable is incremented with the amount of time to wait.
Regards,
Martin