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    Help request for HTTP Retriever

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    • keith whiteK
      keith white
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      Hi
      I've been using Mango for a few years but I've now moved to mango v4 and have also moved from one wire to HTTP retriever.
      This is the info from the HTTP page =

      1: 26.94°C

      2: 27.69°C

      3: 26.31°C

      4: 27.25°C

      5: 27.37°C

      6: 26.44°C

      To set up the data point what do I need to put in to select each temp ?
      Any advice would be great

      Thanks

      Keith

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      • MattFoxM
        MattFox @keith white
        last edited by MattFox

        Welcome,
        @keith-white said in Help request for HTTP Retriever:

        1: 26.94°C
        2: 27.69°C
        3: 26.31°C
        4: 27.25°C
        5: 27.37°C
        6: 26.44°C

        The best way around this is to provide us with a copy of raw output from the developer's console (ctrl + shift + i) element viewer and store it in code </> blocks for us to look at.
        1bc69c04-6f1a-4023-a16a-3ff4a2cd516f-image.png
        Given how you've presented it means there could be different types of formatting that needs to be "filtered" out in order to retrieve the correct variables you are looking for.
        Assuming that the variables you have are exactly as we see them, here's the regex to get you started:
        (1:\s(\d+\.\d+))
        Just replace 1: with 2: and so on
        c815de07-c3e6-41e6-a85a-952c74eb632a-image.png

        Let me know how you get on

        Fox

        Do not follow where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path.
        And leave a trail - Muriel Strode

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