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I guess I have more questions about what you are trying to achieve -

Do you require the information retrieved from your external HTTP API to be available as data points / point values? (e.g. you want to store history for them in the Mango time series database, or you want the values to be available on the watch list etc) Is the external HTTP API available on the internet / accessible from the client web browser? If so you may be able to request the data directly from the web browser via a XHR request.

Hi giovanni.persia, welcome to the forum!

Is the error correct, that the data values you are trying to set are in the future?

If yes, you can change how far into the future new values may be. This setting is under the Purge Settings in the system settings page, under administration.

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Hi @jflores13

I got the same issue as you. Could not get the points to update. Eventually used the CSV to delete the points ana then add them again with new values.

I found this quite odd as I I am almost 100% sure I have used the update in the past.

@jflores13 Thanks for joining! I have done an automatic machine translation as a starting point, should make it much easier for you guys.

I was not so clear with this thing, but it do solved!

here is my solution:
"connectionUrl":"jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/test",
"driverClassname":"com.mysql.jdbc.Driver",

Note: replace "localhost" "3306" "test" if needed.

I'm not sure how your smart smoke detector is working, maybe it has a delay before it rings the alarm? Lots of smoke detectors work by having some radioactive Americium ionizing air, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americium#Ionization-type_smoke_detector

At some point they run out. It was an side comment that smoke detectors are both imperfect and fail eventually. Some laser based smoke detectors can be easily fooled by sufficient dust in the air!

@craigweb thank you !
this problem solved!

thank you！

I think I need to improve myself for some time.
It's simpler to use Mango.

I think I understand. Thank you very much!

thank you all!
I implemented the configuration of virtual data sources. this make me happy!

these website help me a lot（Although my internet speed is not very good）

There is also this if you're running on a server and have other web based applications running simultaneously.
https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/2875/has-anyone-used-let-s-encrypt-for-https-ssl-any-suggestions/10

perfect! Not sure how I missed About Mango Java Script - thank you!

point taken!

Just enter any new permission string directly into the text box, the values are separated by commas.

I suspect the reason you had the older, unchanging data prior to 6 PM in the report is that the time period type selected is "Previous" which will be distinct by "Past" by aligning to the previous period boundary (so, midnight for days, changes the end time) before subtracting the period to get the start time.

Hi

There are instructions on how to do a manual upgrade on the help site scroll to the bottom of the page: https://help.infiniteautomation.com/how-to-upgrade-mango/

Remember to make a backup of your entire mango folder so that you have a fallback.

@sstuhlmann check your Chrome dev tools betwork tab to see what REST API requests for data points are actually issued.

If it is like you say you can stop the query running until you retrieve your device name by using a ng-if e.g.

<ma-point-query ng-if="$ctrl.devName">

Alternatively do something like this, so that if devName is undefined it queries for the deviceName being null instead (which should return 0 results)

<ma-point-query query="{deviceName:$ctrl.devName || null}">

Although what I suspect is actually happening is that the query is not exact, I think that type of query is actually a fuzzy query, it will search for deviceName LIKE %devName% in the SQL database.

Try this -

<ma-point-query query="{deviceName:$ctrl.devName, $exact: true}">