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Hey Chris,

Just so you know we are planning on releasing the next version of dashboards next Monday with deeper nested menus.

Regarding linking the image, you just need to move the closing </a> to after the <img> tag. So it becomes

<a ui-sref="dashboard.section1.page1a"> <img src="http://104.236.5.31:8080/modules/dashboards/web/slcc/images2/aab.png" ma-tr="Electrical Image" alt="test" height ="125px" width="175px" style= "float:left"> </a>

We are planning to add in some features so you can add in things like the time that the report was run. You could also just create the cell with the named range of "time.lastTime" If you bind a data point that is logging regularly it will insert the last time stamp of that data point. You could also create a virtual data point or meta datapoint to store a time value.

I believe Chris called us and he was having a problem with his websockets.

Brad, i'm not sure why your page would "expire" but there is a watchdog timer built into the dashboards which should try and reconnect the websockets if no responses are received for a while. Its also possible to set up your dashboards to auto-login again if this timer expires. I'd be interested in seeing your solution.

Jared

Also... What if I wanted to filter it between two different datasources with specific deviceNames?
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I don't have any boolean points showing on any dashboard displays.

If you are trying to do math on a live point value, try this in your play area:

<md-input-container> <label>Choose a point</label> <ma-point-list limit="200" ng-model="myPoint"></ma-point-list> </md-input-container> <ma-get-point-value point="myPoint"></ma-get-point-value> <p>The live point value divided by 5 is {{myPoint.value / 5}}.</p>

This is doing math in the HTML via interpolation within the expression: (code surrounded by double curly brackets)

As I mentioned, you could add a template xid into the templateXid column, which would apply that template during the import and permit you to do what you are trying. Your system should have a template with an XID of "Numeric_Default"

nevermind. I figured it out using your "Get Point by XID" help.

Yep you're quite right, I get the same. Thats odd as the amcharts library automatically loads the rest of the plugins fine and the jszip library is definitely there. I'll check its working for the next dashboards release.

You will want to use ng-init. you can pretty much put it anywhere on the page but I usually put them on a parent div or just drop one in like:

<div ng-init="rollupInterval='1 minutes'"><div>

You can put any angular expressions in ng-init similar to what you are doing on ng-click. The code will just be run automatically run on page load rather then after a click event.

That should have said DOESN'T LIKE.

Seems more stable with 512.

We have 20 data points with one system and 15 on another. I've already suggested to the client we upgrade to the 4GB and as we are looking to get more clients, we will probably move this from the current virtual server to a dedicated real one soon and that comes with 8GB of RAM.

It hosts a set of URLs that information can be requested from, if you have authenticated. You can play with it by enabling swagger by setting swagger.enabled=true in your env.properties file and restarting Mango, then navigating to http://[ip]:[port]/swagger

Edit: In Mango versions after 3.5, it would be found at [ip]:[port]/swagger-ui.html

Very true. The community definitely makes me take a closer look at many things, which I enjoy.

Virtual points can be useful to check if your meta point is behaving as you expect.

The blue help icon (?) in sections with scripts has a 'related item' called 'Mango JavaScript' that documents the functions a data point has. Examples are definitely spread around the forum as well. There's a whole section called 'Scripting general discussion'

Everything is preferable yes, you can email it to me at jared@infiniteautomation.com if you would like.

No problem, thanks for bringing it to our attention! Also, in case you didn't see it, Will just posted a link to some video tutorials for getting going with Angular and the dashboards: http://infiniteautomation.com/forum/topic/2377/mango-dashboard-3-x-video-training-series

Could be interesting for you or your tech!

How can I query the api for active events?
Thank You

Ah ha. I just tried one of the other ports that it supports, 80 and that works and I then change this in the email settings and it sends the emails.

Will wait now and see if the scheduled email in a few hours gets sent out.

Thanks Guys!

I was able to get things going with your solution Jared.

Below is the basic template of what I am using to get real time values:

<ma-point-hierarchy path="[]" hierarchy="rootFolder"></ma-point-hierarchy> <md-select ng-model="subfolder"> <md-option ng-value="sf1" ng-repeat="sf1 in rootFolder.subfolders">{{sf1.name}}</md-option> </md-select> <md-select ng-model="points"> <md-option ng-value="sf2.points" ng-repeat="sf2 in subfolder.subfolders">{{sf2.name}}</md-option> </md-select> <ma-calc input="points | filter:{name:'Setpoint'} | first" output="setpoint"></ma-calc> <ma-get-point-value point-xid={{setpoint.xid}} point="sp"></ma-get-point-value> <pre ng-if=sp><p>The point name is "{{sp.name}}" and its value is {{sp.renderedValue}}.</p></pre>

This configuration allows me to service many customers using the same style system with one dashboard, which saves a lot of development time.

That works fine now that I know how to set them up.

Cheers.