Autoremote can receive messages from Eventghost, but when it sends, eventghost always shows the same error Previous version of Autoremote works fine. please downgrade the newest version, till the fix is done  Exception happened during processing of request from ('::ffff:192.168.0.251', 48212, 0, 0) Traceback (most recent call last): File "SocketServer.pyc", line 599, in process_request_thread File "SocketServer.pyc", line 334, in finish_request File "SocketServer.pyc", line 655, in __init__ File "BaseHTTPServer.pyc", line 340, in handle File "BaseHTTPServer.pyc", line 328, in handle_one_request File "C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\plugins\AutoRemote\__init__.py", line 446, in do_POST communication = getCommunicationFromContent(content,self) File "C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\plugins\AutoRemote\__init__.py", line 354, in getCommunicationFromContent requestJson = json.loads(requestJsonString)

When using a variable to create part or all of the Action Label for an action within the Notify action, the notification correctly displays the variable value in the label. However, when clicking the action label to perform an action, the performed action's %caller variable displays the variable name instead of the variable value.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create a task with the Alert -> Notify action.
2. In the Notify action, scroll down to the Actions section and add an action.
3. Give the action a label that includes a variable.
4. Set the action to Alert -> Flash. Set the Flash action's

I guess i't a limitation from Motorola, not Tasker, but I really like to have a widget on external display. Can anyone help?

I have a profile that doesn't work after a restart. The only way to get it working again is to disable the profile and then re-enable it. Since I'm using Tasker on my car's Android stereo, I essentially have to do this every time I start my car up again.

What the profile does is that when I have music playing, a flash notification pops up that identifies the title, artist, and album art of the track.

I have given Tasker all possible permissions and it doesn't help. There is no battery optimizations on my device for Tasker.

I’ve noticed an inconsistency in icon rendering quality when using a Task as a Quick Settings (QS) tile.

When I set a custom icon for the entire Task and then assign that Task as a QS tile, the icon appears sharp and high resolution in the Quick Settings panel.

However, when I set the icon using the “Set Up Quick Setting Tile” action inside the Task, the same icon appears noticeably lower resolution (blurred/less sharp).

I am using 96x96 PNGs in both cases.

Dear Joao,    many months ago I started using tasker. So far I have created everything I could mostly using autoinput since it was easier and a few tasker functions specifically for the profile part (time, event and state). The main reason I have started using tasker however is that i wanted to automate stuff I do on a daily basis. Along the way I have added the goal to integrate my devices via tasker and join and I'm still busy with that and so far it is going well. However there is one profile that i can't create since

Using the Alert > Popup creates a scene named "Popup".  This creates a conflict when trying to import any other project that also has a scene named "Popup".  Since scene names must be unique, no one can import my projects from Taskernet for this reason.   

Perhaps create a scene with a random name that is unlikely to be in use elsewhere for Alert > Popup, or allow duplicate scene names across projects?

I'm not seeing expected behaviour in 5.9.3 using Local Variable Passthrough and the Child Inheritance.

As an example;

So the value of %localvar is established in ParentTSK, then shared with SCENE1 when ParentTSK calls it, then shared with ChildTSK when SCENE1 calls it, and updated in SCENE1 via the Local Variable Passthrough.

In practice, the process does not run as expected:

As you can see, once the ChildTSK ends, even though it’s told to update the local variables in the parent task, the value of %localvar returns to its previous state.

This is not expected behaviour, %localvar from ChildTSK should