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@henryblu It sounds like you are going to need to write some specialized logic in JavaScript. I'd suggest adding a custom component via the user module, see https://help.infiniteautomation.com/getting-started-with-a-user-module/

You can leverage our maStatistics and maPointValues services to pull data from the REST API then process and output the data onto the page from the component. You can use the moment.js library directly inside your component, also we recently added the math.js library which might be useful. It has statistics and matrix functions.

@Jared-Wiltshire thank you so much!
I'll get started and will see what I can pull off. Was ready to do the token 'beat head against keyboard' in a fit of ennui... :D

A checkered square is displayed for a color that is not set or is totally transparent. Lines colors are initially black because the chart uses the point's color which is set on the data point edit page. This used to default to black, it now defaults to blank aka "not set" when you create new data points.

I assume this is the article you have referenced? It is pretty comprehensive.

Copy the file to overrides and modify it there. The json file will not change when you change settings on the UI settings page. The JSON file contains defaults and extra information such as palettes etc.

I suspect the problem that you are having is that the old JSON file is cached when you view the UI settings page. Clear your browser cache before visiting the UI settings page and you should by able to select your custom theme/palettes.

Worked beautifully, thanks Jared!
added the guide inside the first valueAxes object to assign them to the correct axis.

Thanks for this, I'll try...

Of course! Thank you very much - Resolved.

@jared-wiltshire Hi Jared, I have another question about this radio buttons, I have a page where I have all the set points, and also the buttons to change the temperature from degree C to degree F but the temperature will be in another page.

So, I will have this code in settings page:

<md-radio-group id="04ddd7d4-b182-4bc1-ace1-92d5cd8bea81" style="position: absolute; left: 236.047px; top: 0px;" ng-model="useF" ng-init="useF = true" layout> <md-radio-button ng-value="false">°C</md-radio-button> <md-radio-button ng-value="true">°F</md-radio-button> </md-radio-group>

And this code to another page:

<div style="position: absolute; left: 275px; top: 40px; height: 25px; width: auto;"> <span ng-if="!useF">{{CHW_Return_Temp.value | number:2}} &deg;C</span> <span ng-if="useF">{{CHW_Return_Temp.value * 1.8 + 32 | number:2}} &deg;F</span> </div>

But this doesn't work, so how can I link the useF from ng-if to the useF from ng-model which is in another page?

@ganeshvarahade said in Not able to show graph in md-dialog:

ok..Can we access datapoint values under app.js?

Yes there are angular services which are documented. Go into the menu editor and enable the "API Docs" menu.

@ganeshvarahade said in Not able to show graph in md-dialog:

Because I am getting specific values of specific data points under pop-up but I am not able to get Chart or Graph related values under pop-up so what procedure I need to follow?

I really cannot even begin to suggest anything because you have provided me no information about your project. You will have to tell me if you are using the dashboard designer/custom pages or a whole custom app and post your HTML markup and app.js if relevant.

Did you address the issue with preserveScope:false?

@jared-wiltshire Thank you, works well

Thank you so much for that Jared - worked as expected!

@jared-wiltshire said in Rotating Fan:

ng-style="{'animation-duration': 50 / (point.value - point.value % 10) + 's'}"

Thanks, works well!

Thanks for help. Now it's fine :)

Thank you @Jared-Wiltshire - simple fix. Simply using Angular Material Tabs solves the issue.

Cheers,
Henry

That being the case, it should allow me to do lots of bit banging very quickly. I need to gather about 60 words of data from each PLC (2 plcs) and then show the numeric or bit field representation. Thank you for the explanation that Mango buffers the data for quicker access between scans.
Tracey

That appears to have done it! Thanks Jared!

@budilmk said in Multiple Watch List Charts:

@jared-wiltshire Oh yes, I want it to be viewable on mobile.

Unfortunately using ma-scale-to="window" will do just that, enlarge everything so it fits to the whole window. This means if you use it inside the UI things will be scaled too big. It only works with the menu and toolbar hidden (add a menu item then choose the parent to be root).

We will be improving this feature in an upcoming release.

@budilmk said in Multiple Watch List Charts:

And also, could you include the edit menu setting on home, prob under system setting.
This is because I accidentally disabled the administration menu on the sidebar via the edit menu setting and it took me quite a while to get it back.

There is an "Edit menu" link under administration. If you ever hide it by accident you can access it by navigating to /ui/administration/edit-menu

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.