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Hi,

I'll be available tomorrow after 10 am Colorado time on Skype we can do a screen share if you want to get this all working for you.

Thanks,

Joel.

Skype: Infinite.Automation

Well, we'll look into fixing the script so that spaces aren't an issue, but it seems like 1. may be necessary, yes.

Rather than having MA run within Tomcat, we switched things around so that the web server (Jetty) runs within MA.

Thanks Joel,

That worked perfectly.

Using that information I was able to use the HTML to display large labels too!

Thanks Matthew, that worked and I am back working again.

Now to go try and figure out the font stuff Joel gave me.

Well, it's a short term solution with a potentially painful future. You should really be creating modules for everything outside of overrides. If the core doesn't have the hooks you need then we'll add them.

Hi Andrew,

If I understand right you want to duplicate the data source, graphic view and watch list for another site within the same instance of Mango.

Each point has a device name which is different than the data source. You can edit the device name on the point details settings. By default the device name is set to the name of the data source but if you change the name of the data source it doesn't change the device name.

There have been a few improvements in Mango Automation 2.0 from the version f M2M2 that you are using. When you copy a data source you can choose the new data source name and device names before it is created. You can also copy graphic views. You would still need to edit the new graphic view for the new data points. We also have the DGLux dashboards where you could have one dashboard set up for a site and then with a button you could change which site the dashboard displays. So it's one view that changes the data feed.

You can get the new files and test them out if you want at:http://infiniteautomation.com/index.php/downloads-categore-list.html if you like them you can then upgrade, just make sure you back everything up before you upgrade in-case something goes wrong in the process.

Joel.

This will be fixed in version 2.0, which should be available soon.

@mlohbihler said:

Yes. When you delete points the data is "tombstoned", and later purged by a background process. The "null" values showing up there is a bug. Thanks for pointing it out.

Ok. Thanks Matthew.

Yes. M2M will be replaced with Mango Automation (nee M2M2). All 1.13.x changes are being ported to that product. It should be ready soon.

Thank you.

Currently, no. Some form of templating will probably make it into Mango Automation soon though.

When I create a new datapoint on a virtual or vmstat data source (but not modbus), there is an error that occurs with current version of chrome (20) but not firefox (13)

"can't read property 'style' of null" is the error message, it comes from engine.js.

I tried upgrading to dwr 2.0.10 and this didn't resolve, and dwr 3.0 was more than a straight drop in.

Chrome 20 with mango 1.7 exhibit the same problem, but I don't believe I ran in to this problem with earlier versions of chrome.

Hi Matthew,

I totally agree on the points that you mentioned.

I did as I said in my original post and dumped the events table without data from the MySQL data base. I then reimported the empty events table and all works well. Would be nice if the "users" could do something similar as you suggested via "ack all" if They Know What They Are Doing... but that would only be convenience in this case.

Marking as solved since there is no priority and procedure works in the few cases where an "ack all" is needed.

Thanks
Michael

That sounds more like a view than a report.

Hello.

I'm using Mango to store a 4 byte float in two registers in my slave device.
Now I want to get that float with another master device but I don't know how to do it.

For example, if I use mango to store 3.141592654 in my slave I get 16457 and 4059 in my master device, but... how can I calculate my float again in my master device?

My master device is a Chipkit Max32 and can be programmed using C++

Any answer?

Thank you very much.

I installed a WIDcomm bluetooth adapter in my computer to link with my device.
They connceted well and generated 2 com ports named "com11" and "com12" which displays at "Device Manager" window.
I tried to use those 2 com ports to access the device. Only "com12" works. "com11" do not work at all.
Ok. It does not matter. Anyway, I can use "com12".

Unfortunately, when I used mango, when I wanted to add a new data source using "Modbus Serial", only "com11" is detected and displayed.
No "com12" at all.

Help.

Thanks in advance.

Just thinking aloud whether the following could work:

Turn off auto-increment and delete the ids on a destination db pointvalues table. Then import the old db data. Delete the ID column from the destination db. Then re-create the ID column with auto-increment and primary key.

The thing that breaks of course are the pointvalues annotations (what is their use?) and the image file names.

Is this correct? I would greatly appreciate some advice/help.

Thanks,
Michael

Sure, you can do something like that.

Fantastic. Thank you so much.

See one of:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chmod
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chown

Note that this is Linux related stuff, not Mango.