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@phildunlap

Here is my solution maybe not the neatest script but it works

var date = new Date();
minutes = date.getMinutes();
seconds = date.getSeconds();
hour = date.getHours();
year = date.getFullYear();
day = date.getDay();
month = date.getMonth();
dates = date.getDate();

if (minutes < 10)
{
min = "0" + minutes;
}
else
{
min = minutes;
}

if (day == 0)
{
strday = "Sunday";
}
if (day == 1)
{
strday = "Monday";
}
if (day == 2)
{
strday = "Tuesday";
}
if (day == 3)
{
strday = "Wednesday";
}
if (day == 4)
{
strday = "Thursday";
}
if (day == 5)
{
strday = "Friday";
}
if (day == 6)
{
strday = "Saturday";
}

if (month == 0)
{
strmonth = "January";
}
if (month == 1)
{
strmonth = "February";
}
if (month == 2)
{
strmonth = "March";
}
if (month == 3)
{
strmonth = "April";
}
if (month == 4)
{
strmonth = "May";
}
if (month == 5)
{
strmonth = "June";
}
if (month == 6)
{
strmonth = "July";
}
if (month == 7)
{
strmonth = "August";
}
if (month == 8)
{
strmonth = "September";
}
if (month == 9)
{
strmonth = "October";
}
if (month == 10)
{
strmonth = "November";
}
if (month == 11)
{
strmonth = "December";
}

strDated = strday + "," + " " + dates + " " + strmonth + " " + year;

strTimes = hour + ":" + min;

If you want to send an email with your GUID to support at infiniteautmation.com we can provide you with a unrestricted trail license for OPC so you can test it out with all your tags.

You can find the GUID on the Modules page inside Mango.

Thanks,
Joel.

@StephenVDK
You can always just disregard a number of yweather:forecast lines until finding the days ahead that you're looking for. Some

(?:<yweather:forecast[^\n]*\n){3}<yweather:forecast[^\n]*low="(\d*)

for instance would be the fourth item, or the third day forecast. You could control it with the {1,2,3....}. I just recently requested adding capture group number to HTTP retriever specifically so that you could use backreferences on forecast information to make it feel like a reasonable regex.

Hi Woody, thanks for that. I will investigate further.
I think we'll definitely have more luck with the newer regs that support just straight MODBUS over IP, much easier to setup ;)

Cheers
Dan

That was it . Good eye, Thanks for the help.

Larry

It's ok to use the same variable name in multiple meta data points as variable names are isolated to each script and not shared between them.

Which error do you get a lot? the Timeout error? Does it make a difference if the alarms are acknowledged, or do they have to be purged?

Do you ever get the 'A server error has occurred' pop-up dialog?

Thanks.

Terry, thanks for your answer. Even though the target point sets in a second or two, three weeks ago I reduced the number of context updates that can possibly trigger the metadata point, and since then I have not seen this error.

solved it with powershell
powershell selects the file, mango reads out the needed values

OK thanks, that seems straightforward enough.

For the record:

I've created a high level detector on a kW measurement point that should fire when the customer connects for the first time. I also created an empty binary meta-point called 'one-time detector'.

I set up my event detector to set this meta-point to 1 when the high kW condition triggers.

On my 'one-time detector' point, I set an event handler to send an email when the point value is 1.

Ok thanks, that makes sense. The dashboards module contains a lot of new JavaScript that we are using on the new HTM5 pages. The users section in Mango 2.6 has been redeveloped in HTML5 and uses JavaScript from the dashboards module. Thanks.

I found it and the reports are working fine. logo.png was a blank file. o size......... replaced with a real file and it works.
Thanks for your help.

Larry

Hello Joel,
Thank you, that is indeed the case it seems.
Thank you and your team for all the work on the production version. I have already shown this to some of our customers with favourable responses.

p.s. I am only a consumer of beer and will leave the production to the experts... lol

it runs fine.

on that laptop is is also running sunny data control for the sma inverter and aurora communicator for the ABB pvi-2000 inverter.
Both aplications ar communicating with their inverter, i just read out the logfile and publish that on my graphical screen.
Mango also comunicate with a string of one wire devices.

i am thinking of adding RAM and upgrade to a ssd.
or replace the old amilio laptop for a dell e5500 laptop. i have to check how power hungry the dell is.

Where is it possible to get some information on the integration of the Publisher with Twilio ?

Is it possible to send SMS to users instead of e-Mails like standard Mango features ?

Best regards,

Pascal

The data source is http retriever.
I made a junction link between the directory where the logfile is written and a directory in the mango web directory,
so the data in the mango/web/system is the same as in programfiles/auroracommunicator/system.
The auroracommunicator/system is the directory where the inverter software puts the logfiles.

junction links are easily made with junction link magic : http://www.rekenwonder.com/linkmagic.htm

the mango webdirectory is accessable with the http retriever.
Point the datasource to the ipaddress and port of youre mango server. ie http://192.168.100.1:8080/system/filename.extension now the file is accesable, i tried the 127.0.0.1 adres, that didn't work
the datapoint is like this:
datapoint.PNG

this wil do the trick :)

now my next challenge put all seperate logfiles in 1 file with the actual value, otherwise i have to configure a data source and data point for each logfile

I found the problem, although the cause is still unknown. There are 3 mobile operator networks in South Africa. Connecting to the mango server over the internet via Vodacom causes this error that prevent datasources from being created at all using any browser on any operating system. The mobile operator must be filtering some Ajax or HTML headers.

Jeremyh, The Co-Star worked very well. It will work with ether wifi or wired connections. It put the Chrome browser on the TV so you can go to any internal address you need or go out to the web. It work well with Dglux 2.5 or the Graphic screens. Easy to set up and use. We will be using them for our system.

Thanks to all for all the help. Larry