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Hi Sean

1.On your original point you must make then event detector with your 2 minute duration.
2. Then create a new binary virtual point.
3. go to event handler page and make a event handler like the picture. use the meta point that you created.
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4. Now use <ma-get-point-value> on the new meta point and use that for your dashboard logic.

great. thanks. Sorry for the plethora of noob questions...

@craigweb Yes it work!

Thanks Phil I forgot about this post.

Nothing is returned from the subscribe function, so the command you have stopped on wouldn't have anything to print. Because the JavaScript in a browser executes in a single threaded way, the onmessage function couldn't log anything if execution is paused.

To the question of the text in the tag select box, it looks like that's done with transclusion like,

<md-input-container> <ma-data-point-tag-select ng-model="maDeviceSelect" key='device' restrictions="{Site:maSiteTagSelect}" > <ma-label>Plant or Equipment for the selected Project</ma-label> </ma-data-point-tag-select> </md-input-container>

And to the initial display issue if you do hardcode the series axis sides, you should be about to do something like,

<ma-serial-chart ng-if="points.length > 0" .... ></ma-serial-chart>

to prevent it from showing up when empty with an enormous legend.

Brian,

I replicated the closing of a websocket due to the ping/pong timeout and found that my system handles it gracefully without throwing that java.lang.IllegalStateException. The page stops updating but no errors are produced and I get the same log message about "Didn't receive Pong from Endpoint within..." I replicated this by making the Mango server delay to read the pong message.

I'm wondering if your browser isn't sending the pong message... (This should happen automatically by most every browser and isn't something you need to code into your page)

For yet more information on the connection failure you can add this to your log4j2.xml file

<AsyncLogger includeLocation="true" name="org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.common.io" level="debug"/>

Ah Ok I just got you latest post while drafting this. I'm posting it anyway since I put a little time into it and it could be helpful to someone else in the future.

Hi glamprecht,

While I do ambiguously omit the http://host.extension:port/ I do so because I abhor loose hyperlinks. If I have a path that begins with /ui/ it's probably a path in Mango. Same if it ends with .shtm . You can edit the JSON Store through the JSON Store menu item under the administration menu in the UI or by going directly to the URL.

Hi glamprecht,

You can use a parameter of type data source. Then you can use that data source object in crafting the RQL for the query on the 1 watchlist it would take to achieve what I think you're asking.

Go to the Watchlist Builder, make a new point query watchlist
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Add a data source parameter
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Refer to the value of that parameter, which in this case is a data source object, in the RQL query. I am using the Data Source XID for I need to use the interpolated value {{DS.xid}} to get that xid from the data source model.
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Profit!
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Thanks Craig.
Using SVG is soooo much better idea than canvas.
Works perfect!

@phildunlap Hey! The COV was my issue! Thanks very much.

Cheers,

Rowen

Thanks for you r response,

I have done an upgrade from 3.4 to 3.5 this morning and it now works, so we all good.

Thanks Jared,

I think I understand it a bit better now. Will see how we go setting a few markers up.

You should

Make sure that the data points have permissions set appropriately Set the read permission on the page that you don't want limited users to have access to Use ng-if / ng-disabled to hide or disable components on your page that everyone has access too <span>Your username is '{{User.current.username}}'.</span> <div ng-if="User.current.hasPermission('superadmin')"> <span>Your user is an administrator.</span> </div> <div> <md-button class="md-raised" ng-disabled="!User.current.hasPermission('superadmin')">Go to other page</md-button> </div>

@craigweb Thanks so much. It work.

@jared-wiltshire Thank Jared.

That will likely be it, thanks Phil!

Can you check the contents of the /opt/mango/web/modules/excelReports/report-data over SSH or webmin? If there are file extensions there (and looking at the code I cannot imagine there are not) then the issue must either be your computer/browser, or however you're downloading the file. Maybe circle in a screenshot where you're downloading the file from?

I was not able to reproduce what you described, and further I cannot see any way in the code for the files on the ES not to have the proper extension, and there is certainly nothing that would be stripping that extension off when you download the file.

@iperry

I don't believe that will work, you would need to define the elements you wish to have in the SVG in the SVG.

@CraigWeb

That's a good idea!

in the API docs for the <ma-point-values> (ui/docs/ng-mango/ma-point-values). You'll see all the options that can used. Just remember to make them a string.