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@andrewh I am not sure which issue exactly Phillip was referring too - https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-core-public/issues?utf8=✓&q=is%3Aissue+history+generation

@AldoRamos Services prefixed with maUi were originally not intended for public use, this is why it is not documented. The service code is actually located here - https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-dashboards/blob/main/UI/web-src/ui/services/dateBar.js This should do the trick: maUiDateBar.autoUpdate = true; maUiDateBar.updateIntervals = 10; maUiDateBar.updateIntervalPeriod = 'MINUTES';

I would put it all in a single CSS file. If your project grows and it becomes unmanageable you could look at using Webpack to import CSS in your components. This is what we use, however for a smaller project I would consider it to probably be more trouble than it is worth.

Hi @andrewh we made the timeouts user configurable. They are on the UI setting page - [image: DfVMBVm.png]

We have been asked to interface the mango to a system where another computer buffers the data so unfortunately we can’t poll the device directly.

Found how to set it up, The issue was Tag filter that should be "reception/#" i.w. the # was missing,

Thanks for all the help.

Yes, that's what I'd figured I would do if needed, but this is good enough for now to solve my issue, move forward and be productive. This instance is running Mango 3.5.6; will be upgraded soon.

Thanks for the update. I am running the latest version of Mango 3.6.6. and apply all system updates when they are released. It does appear like the backups are working so I will try your suggestion of restoring a backup on a fresh database when appropriate.

Hi Greg The table in the top right corner can be configured to auto-update [image: NhTTp68.png] If not set to real-time you can refresh the point value history without refreshing the whole page.

I looked into this and you only get a NullPointerException when you are using a rollup. I'm not sure if this is by design or not. @terrypacker can maybe confirm this. But ye a better error message would be helpful

this is done by using the CSV import/export. There is a column on the CSV file called action. where you can change it to UPDATE, DELETE or CREATE. If it is set to create you can leave the XID column blank and the XID will then be generated when the points are created.

You may just have to change the default character encoding somewhere. This is how my text editor complains if I have Windows 1252 encoding selected when I paste the content in - [image: OLzKqMU.png]

Is there an example showing setting up an OPC DA data source. I am trying to connect to a local OPC DA simulation server but without success. Is there any documentation specific to OPC DA data source setup that explains the different property fields to be filled in. The Server dropdown does not show any entry, I assume it should show all registered OPC DA servers on local machine. Does the OPC DA data source module work with free version ?

Hi Jared! Thanks for the help! Rodrigo

Hi Jared, no, the system works fine. All other publisher events are only shown once ... Thanks!

Actually figured out how to do this with a range renderer. Would be good to know, however, if there is access to the point properties via script. Guess I could try, huh...

Thank you. The work you've done there is nothing short of amazing.

@bela-toth said in Trying to trigger different colors, with color indicator, in Dashboard, using string type data.: I have an MQTT device, which mango is subscribing Alphanumeric (string) data. In Dashboard, how do I make "color indicator" change state based on the string data (not boolean type). Example: "ON" would trigger color1, "OFF" would trigger color2? From the <ma-indicator> documentation - "Only for use with binary and multistate points." @ThomasEinasto has provided an alternative method above. Thank you Thomas. There is also another relavent example at this Mango URL - /ui/examples/single-value-displays/led-indicator Have you also tried setting the data point type to binary instead of alpha-numeric? I would think that should work for the MQTT data source.