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program scope of node-red and tabs : disable button

Q&A Forum › program scope of node-red and tabs : disable button
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dave clark asked 1 year ago

i could not get example in section 3.3 to turn on and off GPIO on pi. 

i used mosquitto_pub – and vmosquitto_sub to confirm the broker was working.  When i tried to inject a boolean 1 or 0 the light on the pi remained on.

I finally changed the GPIO pin on previous example and got the testing on page 118 to work. 
 It turns out that the previous tabs were active.   So all the tabs have global scope unless the disabled button is clicked?   I think the instructions said i could delete all the previous tabs but i 
wanted to keep my work.  So i answered this question… and discovered the disable button!

Question: is there a way to add documentation to the  node-red palette?

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Sara Santos Staff answered 1 year ago

Hi.
When you drag a node to the flow and select it, you can see its documentation at the right sidebar by clicking on the little book icon—see the picture labeled at page 55.
 
Let me know if I can help with anything else.
Regards,
Sara
 

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