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@tomatopi We are still working on documentation. I know it has been a very slow process but we are adding what we can to the doc sites (v4 and v5) as well as adding scripts to our script-examples in GitHub.

Thanks for sharing how you got it working!

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@Brad_GMI Seems like only the publisher has a connection lost event. I think ill set up a 'hasn't changed' event on one of my data points. Unfortunately the publisher event is not as reliable as they are normally in the field and are more prone to loosing their internet connection.

Seems like the issue I was having was not related to me doing the restore, but the problem that I reported on email.

Works great on LibreOffice and numbers! Excel just cant get it right I have tried all the delimiters.

https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/3635/release-notes-for-mangoui-3-4-7

That sounds like a CSS styling to me. text-transform: uppercase; is on the md-button class in material design's CSS.

Hi Phildunlap, Thank you for the response. I have a whole lot of meta data points used to scale a value, which are alphanumeric. I want to change to numeric. Not to worried about losing data. Just wanted to make sure It is safe to do a bulk update with out anything else going wrong.

Awesome! i'll give it a shot... Thank you.

The Import / Export tool tries to not delete things. You could delete them surgically from the database if you trust your SQL or you can. delete from eventDetectors where sourceTypeName='DATA_POINT'; Then import your configuration backup of the data points again.

@CraigWeb its already possible, switch to the tags view, every deviceName is registered as a 'device' tag. [image: KvcXSEI.png] PS CSV import/export is being added to the bulk editor and will be available next week!

The two directives reference the image differently, <ma-switch-img> simply uses a <img> tag internally and sets its src attribute. <ma-svg> embeds the contents of the SVG into the page. This definitely points to the SVG not being able to reference its gradients correctly once its embedded, I'd play around with moving the <linearGradient> into a <defs> tag inside the SVG as per the stack overflow link I posted.

Started getting this problem again. Replaced the power supply and it booted right up.

I want the expression to run a few seconds after a button is clicked, I need to wait for a script outside of mango to run. So I don't have a callback. The script replaces an image in the file store. Once it done I want to change a pointless parameter like Phil did above

@craigweb Not currently possible on the watchlist itself. If you mean in a <ma-serial-chart> on a custom page you should be able to set the options attribute according to the amcharts documentation.

@craigweb said in CSV with Nested structure: Is there any way to import data points as CSV that includes nested structures. The answer is kind of for data points only, but it wont import event detectors. You can export CSV from the data sources page. Then import the CSV on the configuration import/export page. We are currently working on better solution for importing and exporting data points via CSV. It will get tied into the new bulk data point edit page. For the time being your approach of using a script to generate JSON for import via the configuration import/export page is a good one.

No worries! Thanks for contributing a resource you like!

If done that way it would still appear as the rendered value in API queries and whatnot. A virtual point with two point links to and from the scaled point, with links like: unscaled to scaled: if(source.time <= target.time) return UNCHANGED; TIMESTAMP=source.time; return ((source.value/4095)*100).toFixed(0); scaled to unscaled: if(source.time <= target.time) return UNCHANGED; TIMESTAMP=source.time; return ((source.value/100)*4095).toFixed(0); Will permit you to set or display whichever point suits the purposes.