Hi guys,

Thanks very much for the advice. Upon @Jared-Wiltshire's recommendation I pasted my
Google Analytics Property ID into the UI settings page. It's then as simple as creating an onclick event: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/events

<div flex layout="column" onclick="ga('send', 'event', 'buttons', 'click','B005');"></div>

From here I was able to view real-time and historic page interactions based on clicking. I could also create events for mouse moving, but it generates a lot of events as you would expect and in google analytics you are limited to 500 hits per session or 10 million events per month.

<div flex layout="column" onmousemove="ga('send', 'event', 'mouse', 'move','B005');"></div>

Really happy though - exactly what I was after.

Hello,

I have a dashboard display which runs unattended on Mango and I would like to track how often people are clicking on it and interacting with it.
So far I have considered detecting mouse movement using JS, something like: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13206042/detecting-mouse-movement-without-jquery
And then updating a point in the JSON store when this interaction is detected.
Using a Meta Data Source I could potentially record the change in the JSON point. Once the data point is set up I can then generate graphs, determine statistics and so on.

What do you think of this approach? There are no API publishers for this that I know of, but I think it could be a really valuable feature of Mango.

Thanks Jared,

It does work fine on Chrome and Firefox. I think the signs firmware might be the issue. Yesterday they released a new firmware update https://brightsign.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/218067927-Firmware-Release-Notes - which mentions there is a new JavaScript API. I'll try that and let you know how I go.

Cheers.

@phildunlap said in Bright Sign XD1033:

http://errors.angularjs.org/1.6.6/ng/areq?p0=fn@p1=not a function%2C got undefined

Sorry @phildunlap, do you have any suggestions with might be wrong? It does work perfectly on Chrome or Firefox.

Sorry for the picture, I'm don't have immediate access to the BrightSign display. Can you tell anything else from this?

Hi guys,

Previously I was using a Raspberry Pi 3 to display my dashboard pages. I thought it was sufficient, but the RAM usage of Chromium often resulted in the page crashing. I also used IceWeasel on the Pi but as the RAM went down from 70% usage to 30%, the transitions between the dashboard pages has become slower (about 15 seconds) and the gauges take a long time to load.

I have been suggested to use BrightSign boxes, the particular box I am using is a XD1033: https://www.brightsign.biz/digital-signage-products/HD-product-line/HD223
They are used a lot at our organisations for many HD digital displays.

However, when I plug it in I get the follow error: Error bootstrapping mango app:[ng:area] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.6.6/ng/area?p0..... (See picture for full error).

Based on the XD1033 can you suggest why this is happening?

Would it be possible to do either of the following:

a) Find the average of a data point across a period for Mondays only? i.e.

<ma-point-statistics point="myPoint1" from="dateBar.from" to="dateBar.to" statistics="statsObj1"></ma-point-statistics>
<p>
    The average value for Mondays in the period is {{ statsObj.averageif."Timestamp=Monday".value }}
    }}
</p>

I've tried a few techniques using moment filters but have had no luck.

b) Somewhat similarly, could you find the average of a data series if another series is equal to/greater than/less than another value for the corresponding timestamp? For instance:

<ma-point-statistics point="myPoint1" from="dateBar.from" to="dateBar.to" statistics="statsObj1"></ma-point-statistics>
<ma-point-statistics point="myPoint2" from="dateBar.from" to="dateBar.to" statistics="statsObj2"></ma-point-statistics>
<p>
    The average value when myPoint1 is greater than myPoint2 is {{ statsObj.averageif."StatsObj1.value>StatsObj2.value".value }}
    }}
</p>

I think these Excel style operations would be really useful to visualise trends in data immediately.

Cheers, Henry

Of course! Thank you very much - Resolved.

Thanks @Jared-Wiltshire, if ng-init doesn't take expressions, why cant I simply use "valueField": "myPoint.value"?

I dont use the watch-lists really... All I want to do is take <ma-get-point-value point-xid="EnergyOutA_Panasonic" point="myPoint" ></ma-get-point-value> and substitute it into the array for values. Surely there is an easy way to take a point-value, assign it a variable and just use that inside the array for values?

Thanks @Jared-Wiltshire!
My last qn - using ng-model, I can see how you have passed the value for an input into a graph's 'values'. How can I do this for a point value? . I tried interpolating a point value {{point.value}} directly inside values = "..." but that doesn't work. I.e

<div class="ma-designer-root" id="84e87319-1442-41fa-a4ef-a4102f9dbbc0" style="width: 1000px; height: 768px; position: relative;">
     
     <ma-get-point-value point-xid="EnergyOutA_Panasonic" point="myPoint" ></ma-get-point-value>

   <div ng-init="values = [{'country': 'USA','visits': {{myPoint.value}},'color': '#FF0F00'}, {'country': 'China','visits': 1882,'color': '#FF6600'}, {'country': 'Japan','visits': 1809,'color': '#FF9E01'}, {'country': 'Germany','visits': 1322,'color': '#FCD202'}, {'country': 'UK','visits': 1122,'color': '#F8FF01'}, {'country': 'France','visits': 1114,'color': '#B0DE09'}, {'country': 'India','visits': 984,'color': '#04D215'}, {'country': 'Spain','visits': 711,'color': '#0D8ECF'}, {'country': 'Netherlands','visits': 665,'color': '#0D52D1'}, {'country': 'Russia','visits': 580,'color': '#2A0CD0'}, {'country': 'South Korea','visits': 443,'color': '#8A0CCF'}, {'country': 'Canada','visits': 441,'color': '#CD0D74'}]"></div>
   
   <category-x-axis class="amchart" id="8ec0e029-4b0b-4f53-aa0d-6c25b4bfa991" style="position: absolute; left: 27px; top: 98px; width: 100%; height: 400px;" values="values"></category-x-axis>

Sorry about the lack of fluency in Angular - it is coming along...