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@alexandre-buisson setTimeout isn't supported. If you're going to do that you can put delays in-between using
RuntimeManager.sleep( time in milliseconds)

Also note scripts can be ran forever at whatever rate you like. For more control use the cron timer option for "run every" rates.
Scripts and meta points work in two ways. They can "fire" after a datapoint attached to the context point list is updated which causes a triggered update. Or, they can run routinely at set intervals. If needs be, you can always explain what you're wanting to achieve and we can work through it to help you obtain the desired outcome.

EDIT: please refrain from double posting, if you put the post in the wrong place the mods can move it for you. Double posting won't earn you any brownie points.

Fox

For a start, your for loop needs to have
var i=0; i<=421.value; i++
Secondly, to set a value as can be read under "Mango JavaScript" you use the set function:

if ( p420.value == true ) { for (var i=0; i<=421.value; i++) { //1st case p422.set( p422.value + 1); //current value + 1*value of slider + 1 } } else //else if not needed since you're either true or not true (==false) { p422.set( 0 ); //Set to 0 }

Try rereading the docs provided by Joel to get a better grasp of what I have written and how it relates to the documentation provided.

Fox

Update/FYI: Speaking to Mango this method is not possible. I can write to DNP3 or use something like the Modbus Publisher.

I sent the requested data a couple weeks and haven't heard anything. Is there any update on this or can someone give my a different way to extract historical data.

I'm being asked to provide daily gas and water usage for the entire 2019 year.

Licenses can be transferred to new owners and there is no cost. You just contact support to do this.

@mattfox Thanking you!

Hey if it were easy anyone could do it!
I'm sure you've got this. Best of luck MaP!

Fox

@MattFox kindly developed a user module which extends the code of <ma-point-value> with two fields for "value-anchor" and "anchor-target". With this the popup and the link work properly. While there is a chance that this is feature creep, the modification is much better than the current behaviour which IMHO is a bug.

Anyway: All good now. Many thanks for your comments and help!

Welcome to the forum Claire, first up, I'd advise having a closer look at the examples page at the bottom of the menu. It shows how to utilise various components in the system and how they all work together.
Secondly, given you're trying to accomplish something, copy the markup from the dashboard editor to show us what you have done so far and what you're hoping to achieve.
be sure to paste the code between the code (</> button) tags.
Thirdly, turn on the API menu under administration -> edit menu then save at the top, this explains how each individual item in the mango dashboard functions.
Finally, the dashboard utilises AngularJS. So it would be good familiarise yourself with the formatting used to display and manipulate the view you are building.

If you have any further questions, feel free to ask here. I also recommend searching the forums, there are plenty of examples around of what others have done that you may be able to build from.

Fox

hi,

in the end the datapoint started working by itself and seem to work 100%,
I used /value as JSON pointer for value in this message:

{"tsE":1589204279000,"tsM":"20200511153800","value":23118}

I also need to use the topic type "JSON with Timestamp" but I could not get the right value as timestamp so for example for the message:

{"tsE":1589204279000,"tsM":"20200511153800","value":23118}

tsM = timestamp in format yyyyMMddHHmmss

I used the following parameters but is not working:
0_1589204799355_Schermata 2020-05-11 alle 16.46.25.png

the error is:

MQTT Client':
Error during read topic: "gipo/inv7/wh/eday"
datapoint: "MQTT Client - 0gipo/inv7/wh/eday -- /tsM"
payload: "{"tsE":1589207111000,"tsM":"20200511162512","value":25105}"
error: "Text '20200511162512' could not be parsed: Unable to obtain Instant from TemporalAccessor: {},ISO resolved to 2020-05-11T16:25:12 of type java.time.format.Parsed"

I also want to upgrade the Mqtt module but in the modules pages I see:0_1589205571038_Schermata 2020-05-11 alle 16.55.26.png

What I can do?
Thanks for your help
Rgards

I see that the warning is related to releases of JDK 9 and up https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-8339
I reverted to JDK 8 as a work around. Ran the installServices.bat without any issues; however, I am having problems with starting the service as an administrator, this time I am not getting any warnings on the command prompt. 0_1588681499423_Screen Shot 2020-05-05 at 8.22.46 AM.png
I am not getting logs on C:\Mango\log and C:\Mango\yajsw\log
Please advise

Hi @mauricio-souza

Your best option would be to use a script event handler and build an HTTP post which conforms to the system you are integrating to.
Here are some links on how to use the HTTPbuilder
https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/3137/how-http-publisher-to-firebase-cloud-messenger/3

Otherwise, you could customise the meta point to include the value and then only send the meta point on the publisher.

@cwangv said in Mango performance issues on Windows 10 PC:

for the Java with free ram of 1.9GB as

Hi @cwangv

Terry would probably give better support here but I would start off by suggesting to send a trial request so you can use the NoSQL module and see if you are still having performance issues. The free version is not intended for commercial trials but for small home use cases and for students.

Thanks @MattFox

I can probably help here. I use it to construct my data reports into an email.
Javascript:

var model = {"crit": crit, "urgent": urgent, "warn":warn}; //print(JSON.stringify(model)); var template = com.serotonin.m2m2.Common.freemarkerConfiguration.getTemplate("datapoint_email.ftl"); var writer = new java.io.StringWriter(); template.process(model, writer); var emailContent = new com.serotonin.web.mail.EmailContent(null, writer.toString(), com.serotonin.m2m2.Common.UTF8); var recipients = ["fox@domain.com"]; com.serotonin.m2m2.rt.maint.work.EmailWorkItem.queueEmail(recipients, "Datapoint Summary", emailContent, null);

Template

<#assign key_list = crit?keys/> <!-- get keys --> <#list key_list as c> <!-- c is your array index --> <!-- markup fluff here --> <#list crit[c] as k,x> <!-- this point here would be your tmpRecs object --> <#assign row = row + 1/> <#if row == 2><#assign row = 0/></#if> <tr class="critrow<#if row == 1>Alt</#if>"> <td colspan="4">${x["id"]} </td> <td colspan="4"><span style="font-weight:bold">${x["deviceName"]}</span><span> : ${x["pointName"]}</span></td> <td colspan="4">${x["time"]} </td> <td colspan="4">${x["value"]} </td> </tr> <#else> <tr><td colspan="12">No Critical Items</td></tr> </#list>

Would be good to see how you've laid out your model because that's what affects how the loop has to parse the data.

Fox

@craigweb Hey Craig, thanks for helping with this. That is really strange since the user and workspaces are both very much active.
I am using core version 3.7.7 and slackPublisher module 3.7.0.