Doing something wrong with Particle.(publish||subscribe)

[joedonn]

@Dave

Hi @clone137,

It looks like this is a bug in the subscribe call for a device, that it's not filtering to a particular device id. I'll open a task for that and fix it as soon as I get a chance.

Thanks!David

Dave,

That would be great. I posted a similar issue in this recent post:

Particle.subscribe unique device ID not returning correct values

I’m using the following command and the values returned are not correct when using the device ID : Particle.subscribe(“Humidity”, myHandler1, “2d002…xx…3230”); The values returned are somewhat random integers. Examples: Time:1:52, Soil Humidity1:29.00 Time:2:2, Soil Humidity1:50.00 Time:2:22, Soil Humidity1:50.00 While using: Particle.subscribe(“Humidity”, myHandler1, MY_DEVICES); does return the correct value from the unique device (my only device with the event “Humidity”): Time:9:…

The particle.subscribe in the CLI appears to work, but not coding via the web IDE.

Thanks!