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@ruan-0 I think that previously we were using jQuery to insert the HTML for the custom pages, however we have switched to using jQuery Lite (built into AngularJS). This uses Element.innerHTML to insert the markup and as per the HTML5 spec this should not execute scripts - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/innerHTML#security_considerations

I would recommend configuring a user module on the "UI settings" page as an entry point for your custom Javascript.

@tungthanh500 have you seen the UI settings at /ui/administration/ui-settings which allow you to choose an audio file? There's no provision to loop an audio file as far as I remember, you would need to create a custom component for this.

@marganellim the script I gave you is for the "script" section of the email event handler. That is the only place the "model" is included in the script context as it is normally used to modify the model that is used to generate the Email via the FTL template but you can do anything you want in that script.

The script you use will depend on the type of Event Handler you choose. If you want to use a "Script" Event Handler then this would work:

/** * This script implements com.serotonin.m2m2.rt.event.handlers.EventHandlerInterface * Add this script to a "Script" type event handler and choose the Graal.js or Nashorn engine. */ /** * Called when the Mango event is raised. * You must implement this method. * * @param event */ function eventRaised(event) { console.log('Raised', event); console.log('test xid: ' + event.getContext().get('point').getXid()); } /** * Called when the Mango event is acknowledged (the event may still be active). * Supported as of Mango v4.0.0-beta.14, you are not required to implement this method. * * @param event */ function eventAcknowledged(event) { console.log('Acknowledged', event); } /** * Called when the Mango event returns to normal or is deactivated (e.g. on shutdown). * You must implement this method. * * @param event */ function eventInactive(event) { console.log('Inactive', event); }

Have you read https://docs-v3.mango-os.com/about-mango-java-script ?

Look at Statistical objects section. Hint, there is a delta in statistical object.

Congrats!

Using a Meta Data Source I think could be possible to format the date as I need but how I can then map to an epoch as required when the user for example change the hour?

I think you are confusing a scripted datasource ftl script with the email mailing list.
Unless you are talking about using the email recipients, then yes they are stored as strings in an array.

Fox

No under events, there are different options when an event is triggered. Email, set point value, run external process,excel report, report -> Set to Set point

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Then add the same context points you use in your meta data source script, the target point being what you normally send data down via your meta point -> your bacnet point
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Set to scripted action:
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Input the same code you would for your meta datapoint script and return the value that the bacnet point should receive.

This will then fire when the event is triggered.

As far as I know, there are not any plans in place right now. But I do agree that this would be useful for all Numeric data points.

No, because you need to pre-populate the emails to send the alerts to.
What would be better is to run a script on an event going high.

This forum post here shows you how to send an email from the mango javascript system:
https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/3147/email-last-day-s-events/2
If you combine that with the http handler, you can request your recipients, from your other system then populate with the affected recipients emails.

Fox

That's about what I expected. Glad it was simple and isolated.