Event that fires wifi is turned off.
When I'm just out of range on wifi so that no data can be transmitted but the phone still thinks im connected, I often turn the wifi off but then I forget to turn it back on.
With this I could create a task that would detect the turn off then wait 30 minutes and turn it back on again.
Then turn wifi off and check what %wifii shows is the off state text. Then check for that text. I did mention that you would need to check for the value you wanted.
I don't want to detect connected or not, I want to know when the wifi is turned off.
Sadly the variable returns scan even when it turned off.
But it looks like the %WiFi could do the trick
You can already check if wifi is connected or not and/or its current state via the %WIFII global variable. you just have a variable as the event trigger "variable changed" %WIFII. then a task should check IF %WIFII "doesn't contain" "CONNECTION" (You can check all possible values by "flashing" a toast with %WIFII when your wifi is in different states.)
CONNECTION = connected
SCAN = Not connected but turned on
Please test other states to get their values
