Edward Firmo

Forget my last message... I just realized the change on that will trigger a change on the temperature sensor which is sent to Home Assistant, so that could happen more...

> Wouldn't it be possible to have a command available like notify.nspanel_livingroom which expects the default data for notifications? Unfortunately ESPHome does not supports notify service, so the only way...

What about this? ```yaml - service: esphome.nspanel1_notification_show data: label: Warning message: '{{open_sensors|lang=fr}}' ```

And what about this? ```yaml - service: esphome.nspanel1_notification_show data: label: Warning message: '{{ open_sensors }}' ``` What is the content of `open_sensors`?

I've just tried this and it worked just fine: ```yaml action: esphome.office_workstation_panel_notification_show data: label: Test 01 message: > Battery status unavailable: {{ states.sensor | selectattr('attributes.device_class', 'defined') | selectattr('attributes.device_class', 'eq', 'battery')...

But is it a list of entity_id's, or a string, or what?

> Looks like a list to me. > > ``` > code_format: null > changed_by: null > code_arm_required: false > arm_mode: null > next_state: disarmed > open_sensors: > binary_sensor.ble_opening_fenster_wz_rechts: open...

`state_attr` requires a single string with an `entity_id`, you are passing a list of strings. Please try this: ```yaml - service: esphome.nspanel1_notification_show data: label: Warning message: 'The following sensors are...

Nice!! By the way, `join(", ")` will work fine on the template screen. I've suggested `join("\r")` as that will include a line break on the Nextion screen... It's up to...

I will take a look when back home... It should work with the `\r`...