"Point Values Limited To 5001"
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Hi @BG,
You can change the point values limit in Administration > UI settings. But be careful with this one, your browser could crash if you have large amounts of data in the chart. Also, you can find more information about rollups in:
https://help.infiniteautomation.com/rollups/?rq=rollup
Hope this helps you,
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Thank you very much guetteluis. I was looking in the wrong place for that setting. I will experiment with slow increases.
CheersBrian
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As I just hit the same issue:
I need to set it to 35040 (365x96), but after doing so in /ui/administration/ui-settings it get's resetted to 5001 on clicking the "save" button...
Is there a limit hardcoded somewhere?
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Hi mircsicz,
Is it possible your API or UI modules are out of date?
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@phildunlap said in "Point Values Limited To 5001":
Is it possible your API or UI modules are out of date?
Hi Philip,
I don't think so, just ran an update yesterday morning...BTW: I consider my issue an UI Bug, because I couldn't save the value I entered in the field (tried it with Chrome [64.0.3282.186] on a Mac [10.12.6]) but when I used the buttons to click it up 35100 I could successfully save the settings...
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I was able to set the value through typing, so long as I maintain it being divisible by 100. Otherwise it sets back if you try an invalid value.
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I only tried my required 35040.
So in terms of UX optimization I'ld wish to see a little message telling me that it needs to be devidable by 100 ;-)
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@mircsicz said in "Point Values Limited To 5001":
I only tried my required 35040.
So in terms of UX optimization I'ld wish to see a little message telling me that it needs to be devidable by 100 ;-)
I'll remove the step attribute on the input.
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That's the alternative to posting a warning that give's the user a clear reason for the failure...
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@mircsicz said in "Point Values Limited To 5001":
That's the alternative to posting a warning that give's the user a clear reason for the failure...
Yes it is. I have to maintain the entire frontend codebase myself, sometimes things get overlooked.
Also as @guetteluis mentioned setting the limit that high might cause issues rendering the charts.
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I'm aware of the risk. But that was the fastest way to render an energy profile of a full year...
I'm eager to learn about alternatives? Please mention any option to reduce data point without losing plot overview. like plotting a full year with only hourly value's... and showing more only when zooming in to more detail then a month...
But's better placed in it's own topic. ;-)
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@mircsicz said in "Point Values Limited To 5001":
I'm aware of the risk. But that was the fastest way to render an energy profile of a full year...
I'm eager to learn about alternatives? Please mention any option to reduce data point without losing plot overview. like plotting a full year with only hourly value's... and showing more only when zooming in to more detail then a month...
But's better placed in it's own topic. ;-)
It is possible to do what you are talking about with a bit of custom code. I can provide you with an example later (bit busy right now). We can look at making this easier from the standard
<ma-serial-chart>
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@Jared-Wiltshire: THX
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@mircsicz Sorry I haven't got back to you on this, I've been on leave. I am definitely looking at adding this as a built in feature so I might concentrate my efforts there.