Basically yes.
if you check in global context do you now see an item called mytemp ?
As I think the HA node should look like this - global.mytemp = entity state
Basically yes.
if you check in global context do you now see an item called mytemp ?
As I think the HA node should look like this - global.mytemp = entity state
OK edit the HA node to look like this - global.mytemp = entity state
Then delete the other two items msg.payload and msg.data
Trigger the node so it makes the request and "should" store the value in global.mytemp
In the right hand panel of editor click context data icon, then click on the refresh icon next to global
You should see mytemp and the value
Correct. So I have done it, and so it has been saved.

That is debug output not context, it also has a msg.payload, so you cannot have removed that from the HA node. You need the HA node to just save the value in global.mytemp.
Edit the node as I showed -
Any luck with this ?
Finally!!!!!
You have achieved it, because I have only followed in your footsteps.
It works on every Alexa you ask it and only answers on that one, as we wanted.
A million thanks!!!!!
Now, it will be time to continue doing interesting things, to see if I am not so clumsy.
It took me longer, because I didn't do it very well.
I don't know how I could thank you for your help.
No problem - I was determined to get this working ![]()
Can you mark the solution please ?
Although many of the answers have helped me, I have marked the one that has led me to the correct configuration the most.
If anyone has the same problem, I encourage you to follow the full post.
Thank you very much again!!