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Hi Thomas,

The added change would largely be the events table mentioned in this post. If you are not seeing this in the examples / api docs then you likely need to both clear your browser cache, and reset the menu items.

To reset the menu you will want to go to the edit menu settings page, and click both reset default and delete custom menu then save.

Thanks @Jared-Wiltshire I'll give it a go!

Cheers!
-Shaun

I did that. It didnt help. What I finally did is delete the loader.js files and replaced them.

That seemd to do it.

@atkins.chrisw said in json/ ng-init passing data to directive.:

Thanks Jared. That worked. But the problem now is that the values are incorrect. And on one of them, it shows it as disabled.

If I use a standard drop down box with the device name as the input. I get the right values. Im trying to not have to hand enter each list selector.

I'm really not following what worked and what didn't.

Is it not possible to make the json object go directly into the ma-point-query.

It definitely is.

so instead of : <ma-point-query query="{deviceName:deviceName}" sort="'name'" points="powerPoints"></ma-point-query>

its more like : <ma-point-query query="{deviceName:{powerDevice}}" sort="'name'" points="powerPoints"></ma-point-query>

The first syntax is correct. Assuming you have a variable named deviceName on your scope. The second syntax is entirely incorrect. Do you want this maybe?

<ma-point-query query="{deviceName:powerDevice}" sort="'name'" points="powerPoints"></ma-point-query>

Following the example in the Angular JS documentation, this is what it would look like when you add it to your app.js

mdAdminApp.controller('GreetingController', ['$scope', function($scope) { $scope.greeting = 'Hola!'; }]);

Then you could use your controller in your markup

<div ng-controller="GreetingController"> {{ greeting }} </div>

@atkins.chrisw said in Angular JS and JSON files:

Thanks Jared. Would I do this same process to add a way to link new controllers to each page? I have a carousel controller I found to make a carousel window in one of my pages.

Yes you can add controllers this way. I'll post the details in the other thread you started.

@atkins.chrisw said in Angular JS and JSON files:

I am getting the following errors.

GET http://demo.systemvitality.com:8080/js/loaderConfig.js?_=1478807675744 404 (Not Found) jquery.js4

This is the wrong location for loaderConfig.js, that belongs in /resources/loaderConfig.js so I'm not sure why its being referenced at /js/loaderConfig.js

Uncaught Syntax Error : Unexpected Token <

This is a different error to above, where is this occurring?

And the json is showing up on the screen itself. The whole thing. Am I referencing it wrong?

That is correct, I put a pre tag in the example to display the loaded JSON so you could check it was being loaded properly.

There is an error in the document. The quote marks around the list of value objects and the various quotes inside need to be different, as,

<ma-pie-chart style="height: 300px; width: 600px" values='[ { "value": 30, "text": "hot", "color": "#ff9300" }, { "value": 70, "text": "cold", "color": "#942192" } ]' options="{depth3D:15,angle:30}"></ma-pie-chart>

Thanks for bringing it to our attention!

@mihairosu said in Dashboard did not reconnect after server restart:

Your changes have successfully resolved the issue, and I noticed you made the notifications go away on their own. Very nice!

I actually didn't change anything with the notifications disappearing, that was always in there. It may have been related to this fix. In any case, glad its working.

@atkins-chrisw
v1.1.8 has been released to the store.

I am still using the adminTemplate. Has that been built into the app.js file

@atkins-chrisw
You can of course insert a card and put an iframe in it. I'm not sure I'm following what you are saying though.

PS you don't have to address me directly, there are multiple people here who can help :D

Thanks all!...

@Jared-Wiltshire thats good to know :) I'm starting to get the hang of angular now and how to embed expressions for simple logic operations now.

In this case, I ended up going with the metadata point @Will-Geller suggested. Works like a charm!
@phildunlap was right too, having historical data is actually very handy in this case, especially for the reporting I'll have to do.

Cheers!

The series-x-type was exactly what I was looking for.

I did just notice that it was in your documentation too. I do remember looking that over, but at that time I didn't understand what I was reading. It's all getting more and more clear.

Thanks Jared.

Thanks Jared,

This worked perfectly :)

Cheers!

@mihairosu Thanks very much! This is exactly what I need.

Thanks @Jared-Wiltshire! great advice.
Its fixed now, but im not sure where I went wrong.. best guess is a typo - perhaps a misplaced closing } or something.

@phildunlap Thanks. Very helpful.

Will, thank you so much!!

Based on this example, I'm finding it easy now to manipulate other charts as well, such as all the gauges I'm using.

Apart from requiring more manual work, this is so much nicer than DGLux2.5 in many ways, I'm eager to transition over.