CC3200 to IFTTT - I am missing one piece to complete my project

[Cleo5 0]

The code I am using allows me to press SW2 or SW3 and send a notification to IFTTT. I can't figure out how to identify which switch was press so I can send that information to IFTTT. Currently I can press SW2 and press SW3 and both will send a notification to IFTTT but I don't know how I can separately identify which button was pressed. Any direction would be appreciated. 

 

Code Below

 

 /* Enable internal pullup. 

   * Without the pin will float and the example will not work */

  pinMode(PUSH1, INPUT_PULLUP);

  attachInterrupt(PUSH1, sendRequest, FALLING); // Interrupt is fired whenever button is pressed

  

  Serial.println("Button 1 has been activated!");

  

  

  /* Enable internal pullup. 

   * Without the pin will float and the example will not work */

  pinMode(PUSH2, INPUT_PULLUP);

  attachInterrupt(PUSH2, sendRequest, FALLING); // Interrupt is fired whenever button is pressed

  

  Serial.println("Button 2 has been activated");

}

 

void loop() {

  String IFTTT_KEY = "KEY";

  String IFTTT_EVENT = "Button 1 has been activated"; 

  if(trigger == 1){

    ifttt_trigger(IFTTT_KEY, IFTTT_EVENT); 

    Serial.println("Button 1 has been activated");

    trigger = 0;

  }

 

}

[Rei Vilo 695]

You seem to use interrupts but I don't find the sendRequest()

[Cleo5 0]

You seem to use interrupts but I don't find the sendRequest()

Maybe that's why I am having trouble. I am looking at the wrong part of the code?

[Rei Vilo 695]

If you're not a programmer, may I suggest to try and compartmentalise your code?

 

Instead of sending a IFTT request directly, blink a LED.

 

If the LED blinks accordingly, then add the IFTT routine.

 

Good luck!

[energia 485]

Use different functions for each button in attachInterrupt(): e.g. sendRequest1 and sendRequest2 then create another function calling it from the  sendRequest1 / sendRequest2 that takes the button number as argument to be able to distinguish between buttons. Set trigger to the button number and then process that in loop().

[Cleo5 0]

On 10/4/2016 at 1:17 PM, energia said:

Use different functions for each button in attachInterrupt(): e.g. sendRequest1 and sendRequest2 then create another function calling it from the  sendRequest1 / sendRequest2 that takes the button number as argument to be able to distinguish between buttons. Set trigger to the button number and then process that in loop().

Is there example code I can look at?