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Welcome @harrisautomation
Like Victor suggests, using virtual datapoints will allow you to create mock data that can either raandomly change or increment/decrement or cycle through a select number of values.

Alternatively, if you're needing something that changes based upon the value of something else, then using a meta data sourcing with it's own scripted data points will allow you to update respective values either with a timer or via a trigger of whatever data points are attached to its context.

Have a scout through the forums or refer to the V4 mango docs. If you get stuck with the latter of scripting, there are plenty of resources as well as assistance in this forum

Fox

Ok thanks for your advice. I will look at your suggestion. Thanks once again

Welcome,
@keith-white said in Help request for HTTP Retriever:

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The best way around this is to provide us with a copy of raw output from the developer's console (ctrl + shift + i) element viewer and store it in code </> blocks for us to look at.
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Given how you've presented it means there could be different types of formatting that needs to be "filtered" out in order to retrieve the correct variables you are looking for.
Assuming that the variables you have are exactly as we see them, here's the regex to get you started:
(1:\s(\d+\.\d+))
Just replace 1: with 2: and so on
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Let me know how you get on

Fox

@NinoK
Hi,
I need to fetch data from a SOAP API, and trying to do this with scripts on Mango. I would really appreciate if you share your experiences or any code examples you have.

Thanks.

Turns out that the SEND TEST EMAIL doesn't send a test email using the values that you just entered but using the values that are saved. So you cannot test before saving.

@mattfox

Thanks Matt :). Nice to see some familiar faces here!

@terrypacker Cool that works. Removing both .h2 and .db was the key. I'll
Thanks

@terrypacker said in Too much data for a datapoint:

I shall give that a go, thanks.

Hi NinoK,

if you create a new BACnet-Data-Source your local device IP (old system settings / BACnet local devices: 192.168.100.105:47808) should be the same as the Mango-Server has:

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If you create a new BACnet data point it should look like:

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where the "Device instance number" is the given Device ID, here 5.

If all BACnet-Devices are in the same IP-Range you don't need a BBMD.
Be carful if you scan a large BACnet-Network with many devices and objects. It can take a long time and need server-resources. Better is to scan one ID.