Hi @davidhoare, welcome!
This is the classical mistake regarding the this scope in JavaScript, no worries, everyone's been there! Here's a related discussion in the forum.
To preserve the this scope in JavaScript, you can either use this.botUpdate.bind(this), or create an arrow function.
Examples:
// using Function.prototype.bind
this.clock.setTimeout(this.botUpdate.bind(this), 1000, {botID : data.botID});
// using arrow functions (block)
this.clock.setTimeout(() => {
this.botUpdate();
}, 1000, {botID : data.botID});
// using arrow functions (single line; shorthand)
this.clock.setTimeout(() => this.botUpdate(), 1000, {botID : data.botID});
Hope this helps! Happy holidays!
