Could you explain? Each schedex node gives you two scheduled events, called "on" and "off", but you can use them however you like. I don't see what prevents you from having as many schedex nodes as you want.
BTW, a recent discussion dealt with programming schedex and other timers from the dashboard. I posted a flow that might give you some ideas for your project.
so, it is an event scheduler for each day of the week, but i wish i could put more than one schedule to switch on and off on the same day, example am7: 00, 7: 10, 7:15 and so on ... so much to turn on how to turn off ...
There are a number of scheduling nodes "on the market" so to speak, some of which allow multiple (more than two) events to be programmed in a single node. I'm no expert since schedex has generally met my needs, but cron-plus seems to be the most recent and flexible of these.
Have you set up a flow to test? Without the front-end part as that is just a distraction if you can't get the basic part going. Perhaps you can share that?
Now open the settings for cron+ and add 2 entries that overlap each other. Say 1 that runs 5 minutes passed every hour and one that runs 10 minutes past each hour. Obviously you may wish to speed that up so you do not need to wait an hour. If that works, set up the JSON to do the same thing but injected and then remove the manual entries. If that works, now you know what you need to send from your web front-end.
hi my friend
I'm trying to set up an event scheduler, type (timer) in which I would like to set days of the week and time and that it activates relay (load)
but I don’t have the necessary mental abastration, someone would have to pass me a pass-by-step, because I am very young in node-red ... (the idea is that I would use this to determine the time to irrigate my garden)