No, I agree it shouldn't be too easy; my concern was making sure it would restore the correct MangoES configuration, etc. That's the same concern I have with cloning the configuration from a fresh "Enterprise" install on a non-ES instance.

But I have my "default" config file now, so I can move forward simply.

Thanks!

Hi @benaznbe

I will quote me once more.

@thomas-einasto136 said in ma-serial-chart can not run:

For more customization see amCharts own documentation which @Jared-Wiltshire and @phildunlap promote all the time on the forums and in Mango. It has all the documentation for them.
ref: https://www.amcharts.com/demos/simple-column-chart/

Snippet from previous code

"valueAxes": [{ "axisAlpha": 0, "position": "left", "title": "Level" }],

Documentation for customizing amcharts regarding your request.

https://www.amcharts.com/demos/multiple-value-axes/

Snippet from this documentation link regarding valueaxes.

"valueAxes": [{ "id":"v1", "axisColor": "#FF6600", "axisThickness": 2, "axisAlpha": 1, "position": "left" }, { "id":"v2", "axisColor": "#FCD202", "axisThickness": 2, "axisAlpha": 1, "position": "right" }, { "id":"v3", "axisColor": "#B0DE09", "axisThickness": 2, "gridAlpha": 0, "offset": 50, "axisAlpha": 1, "position": "left" }],

For all customizations of a single axis ref here

http://docs.amcharts.com/javascriptcharts/ValueAxis

I would strongly advise to look through all amCharts documentation again and see Mango own examples section of its components...

Cheers!
Thomas

Hi benaznbe,

You need to check the log files. You can also try starting it on the command line using either cd /path/to/Mango/bin; ./ma.sh start or cd C:\Path\To\Mango\bin && ma-start.bat and post the output here.

@jared-wiltshire said in Excel report:

@psysak said in Excel report:

Is it still the case that the <ma-excel-report-run> does not support multiple ranges?

There are three ways of running it, by default it only sets the date range for one time series. You can however get it to set the dates for all the time series by setting all-time-series="true" or only certain time series by passing time-series-names="['Time series 1', 'Time series 3']"

I suspected you might say that, I was curious what the option was for. That's perfect Jared!

You read the end of it, looking for a line that begins with ERROR and then you either deduce the next step to take by searching the error, which I encourage, or you post it here with a line containing three ``` marks above and below the copy-pasted text so that the lines format nicely.

If you have a bash shell you can tail -f logs/ma.log and then cause the server error to see the relevant information that would enable me to help you, or you to help yourself.

Spot on thank you!

The last week preset is literally that, the last week relative to now. It will not keep going back to previous weeks the more times you set it.

You want something like this -

<div class="ma-designer-root" id="7a46cbf4-2419-4cb0-b9a6-7b7124ec9b45" style="width: 1366px; height: 768px; position: relative;" to="dateBar.from"> <ma-date-range-picker id="b8403b65-ce49-44f3-94ec-57038ed74902" style="position: absolute; left: 163px; top: 53px; width: 201.391px; height: 63px;" preset="LAST_1_WEEKS" from="dateBar.from" to="dateBar.to"></ma-date-range-picker> <ma-button id="8d0c705f-715f-4704-abc3-eb8c6c8b2ff2" raised="true" style="position: absolute; left: 185px; top: 158px;" label="Go back one week" ng-click="dateBar.from = (dateBar.from | maMoment:'subtract':1:'week'); dateBar.to = (dateBar.to | maMoment:'subtract':1:'week');"></ma-button> <div id="699f0a6f-78c0-447e-8ffa-9b30ef7a6d27" style="position: absolute; left: 512px; top: 57px;">From: {{dateBar.from | maMoment:'format':'lll'}}</div> <div id="22afa296-ff90-4881-b112-f661222c2b3e" style="position: absolute; left: 512px; top: 79px;">To: {{dateBar.to | maMoment:'format':'lll'}}</div> </div>

You may also want to look at using the moment.js startOf() function - https://momentjs.com/docs/#/manipulating/start-of/

e.g. dateBar.from = (dateBar.from | maMoment:'startOf':'week');

Look at the API documentation for ma-point-values under /ui/docs/ng-mango/ma-point-values

I think you just need to remove the auto-rollup-interval="true" add in

rollup-interval="1 days"