var rawValues = pressure.last(1, true);

Thank you! Have a great day!

var rawValues = temperature.last(9); //second argument is cache control. Default is false
rawValues.addAll(temperature.last(1, true)); //if omitted, as of 3.5

I think this line, line 7, get the last recorded value, it is a way to get instant value instead?

Thank you!

Interval logging is not the driver of the event detectors for the point they are on. If you wish to have event detectors on the interval logged average, you can use a meta point with its context event set to Logged.

If my alarm point occurs somewhere between those 3 minutes intervals which value is displayed for T0? Instant value or the last value recorded?

I came with this problem when I saw that the timestamp for the alarm trigger point and T0 are different.

I hope I was clear enough :)

But my question is the value in real time or is last value from my database?

I don't understand what you're asking.

${evt.prettyActiveTimestamp}

But my question is the value in real time or is last value from my database?

${evt.prettyActiveTimestamp}

evt is a https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-core-public/blob/main/Core/src/com/serotonin/m2m2/rt/event/EventInstance.java so you can use those getter functions in the FTL, as prettyActiveTimestamp does.

So I have a question, can I print there the instant value, not a recorded value from my data base? Because when the alarm is triggered that point can have another value that the one that is last recorded in my database.

Thank you a lot! Have a great day!

<#if pressureValues??>
  <#list pressureValues as index, value>
  ${additionalContext.pressure.deviceName} - ${additionalContext.pressure.name} - ${value.value} - ${value.time}<br/>
  </#list>
</#if>

There were related messages in the log file.

function getRenderedValues(variableName, limit) {
    var renderedValues = [];
    var textRenderer = CONTEXT_POINTS[variableName].getVO().getTextRenderer();
    if(textRenderer === null || textRenderer === undefined)
        return renderedValues;

    var rawValues = p.last(10);
    for(var k = 0; k < rawValues.length; k+=1) {
        //See com.serotonin.m2m2.view.text.TextRenderer 
        //  for understanding the second argument in getText
        renderedValues.push( {"value": textRenderer.getText(rawValues[k], 2), 
            "time": rawValues[k].time} );
    }
    return renderedValues;
}

It was making rendered values as a list of strings, so there was not a .value or .time property for the FTL to refer to. Instead will make it a list of objects with those properties.

model.put("temperatureValues", getRenderedValues("temperature", 5));

I'll look into the docs and come with an answer.

Thank you Jared!

And how can I render the time?

Thank you!

function getRenderedValues(variableName, limit) {
    var renderedValues = [];
    var textRenderer = CONTEXT_POINTS[variableName].getVO().getTextRenderer();
    if(textRenderer === null || textRenderer === undefined)
        return renderedValues;

    var rawValues = p.last(10);
    for(var k = 0; k < rawValues.length; k+=1) {
        //See com.serotonin.m2m2.view.text.TextRenderer 
        //  for understanding the second argument
        renderedValues.push(textRenderer.getText(rawValues[k], 2));
    }
    return renderedValues;
}
//Remove the print portion if a global script, or after testing
print(getRenderedValues("p", 10));

That is because the list you are iterating in the FTL is the renderedHtmlPointValues which is included in the model for the point that triggered the event. Instead, you would want to iterate over the lists you added to the model (and probably separately), so

<#if pressureValues??>
  <#list pressureValues as index,value>
  ${additionalContext.pressure.deviceName} - ${additionalContext.pressure.name} - ${value.value} - ${value.time}<br/>
  </#list>
</#if>

We have to <#list> over index, value because a JavaScript list is backed by a Map with the natural numbers as the keys, so it's more like looping over a map.