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Glad to head it! :D

Not a problem Phil. It wasn't even a big deal, I just wanted to make sure you were aware in case it was a bug of some kind.

Perfect, Thank you!

I just noticed you'll also need to remove your Content-Length header. I would have expected it to handle that for you in making the post() call.

I would expect so, yes.

Thanks for your answer @Will-Geller :) I managed to sort it deleting the 'stroke' properties from the XML definition in Inkscape and using ma-selector and ng-class :)

That's exactly what I was after - thank you very much!

@hayden_AUS I think the issue is that you are using ng-src instead of plain old src. You only need to use ng-src when you are supplying a dynamic url from an AngularJS variable. The file store is definitely your best bet for uploading and inserting images, you will notice the dashboard designer can now insert the src attribute by selecting an image from the file store.

@shaun I just followed your exact steps using Mango Core v3.1.1 and Mango UI v3.1.5 and I had no problems. You have to replace adminTemplate in 2 places, make sure you get both. Can you let me know your core and UI module versions, what browser you are testing on, and also open the developer console (Ctrl-Shift-I in chrome) and let me know if there are any errors in the console. Also try clearing your cache. edit: I'm going to say again that we don't recommend taking this route, you would be better off using a custom page or the dashboard designer unless you have a need for a highly customized app and you are comfortable maintaining it.

Excellent, this is what I needed! Thanks @Will-Geller :) (I changed series-4-axis to right-2)

Thank You

Excellent! Thanks Jared, the following code worked perfectly: <ma-now update-interval="1 HOURS" output="theTimeNow"></ma-now> <ma-point-values point-xid="Site_Total_Real_Power" point="point1" values="max_val" from="theTimeNow | maMoment:'startOf':'day'|maMoment:'subtract':7:'days'" to="theTimeNow" rollup="MAXIMUM" rollup-interval="1 DAYS"> </ma-point-values> <ma-serial-chart style="height: 300px; width: 100%" series-1-values="max_val" series-1-point="point1" default-type="column"> </ma-serial-chart>

Here is a video tutorial that covers how to use charts on the dashboard designer, that are driven by data source and device name parameter drop downs. It uses a dynamic watch list so it might not be exactly what you meant but it covers a powerful feature: https://help.infiniteautomation.com/watch-list-charts/ https://vimeo.com/222238077

Hi there, this is quite simple to do here is a code snippet: <h3>Select binary point:</h3> <div layout="row"> <md-input-container flex> <label>Choose a point</label> <ma-point-list limit="200" ng-model="myPoint"></ma-point-list> </md-input-container> </div> <p> Point Value: <ma-point-value point="myPoint"></ma-point-value> </p> <p ng-hide="myPoint.value"> Watch me hide </p> or to hide when false: <p ng-hide="!myPoint.value"> Watch me hide </p> or <p ng-show="myPoint.value"> Watch me hide </p>

Yes you are quite correct, we discovered that we have broken the adminTemplate in v3 too. We have patched the issue in our latest code branch and will release a fix soon. Bear in mind though that the adminTemplate should be considered largely deprecated now, we are encouraging customers to use the built in page editor / dashboard designer and menu editor. You should not create a copy of the adminTemplate unless you plan on creating a heavily customized app of your own (which requires you to maintain and update it each time we release a new version of mango). We will also update the documentation to reflect this. Sorry for any confusion. -Jared

Certainly! Thanks for sharing what got it working for you.