Thanks for your reply and adding the noSQL licence, @CraigWeb!

Regarding the other error: I wanted to migrate existing H2 data into noSQL and was mislead by the documentation:

The NoSQL migration can take several hours to complete but it will happen in the background.

My bad -- I thought it was a one-click solution given, that Mango knows which DB it is using and what the credentials are. Will report back when I had access to the client's server again. Thanks again for your help!

Nope, this data point does not recover by activating / deactivating it. And there is also nothing in the events log. After deactivation the screen looks as shown below, but reloading the page makes it look like the screenshot posted previously.

0_1583235502476_MangoDPResurrectionFail.png

@MattFox kindly developed a user module which extends the code of <ma-point-value> with two fields for "value-anchor" and "anchor-target". With this the popup and the link work properly. While there is a chance that this is feature creep, the modification is much better than the current behaviour which IMHO is a bug.

Anyway: All good now. Many thanks for your comments and help!

@fleh said in Bug with amcharts(?): Preview works but page view does not:

I actually wanted to emphasize how much I appreciate your forum support. Many help pages are really good and the coverage with video tutorials is excellent to get an overview.

Thanks!

@fleh said in Bug with amcharts(?): Preview works but page view does not:

I spent quite a bit of time on issues already which where incomplete or missed critical info. For example, the help pages for egauge, egauge datapoint, Environment Canada Data Point, ""Environment Canada"", M Bus, and M Bus datapoint simply went AWOL..

I will check up on those. I am not sure that the Environment Canada DS is still supported, it is a very niche data source that can easily be replaced with a HTTP data source.

@fleh said in Bug with amcharts(?): Preview works but page view does not:

Thanks for the user module @Jared-Wiltshire! It does not work when copying it into a new page for me, but I'll go through it line-by-line to see what its purpose is. Have a nice weekend, y'all!

It doesn't go directly into the page markup, you save it into a .js file and reference it from UI Settings -
https://help.infiniteautomation.com/getting-started-with-a-user-module

Basically it defines a new component, then you use the component inside your page. e.g.

<my-chart point-values="pointvalues"></my-chart>

Most excellent! Thanks for your explanations and for putting me on the right path....

Cheers,
Frank

Hi Craig,

thanks for the swift reply and the detailed description! It actually did the trick -- many thanks! I would have never guessed from the documentation, that this would be the thing to do. But hey -- always good to learn something.

Cheers,
Frank

Glad to hear it!

@fleh said in Visualising positions of AGV in a factory:

That's what I used to in the last implementation. But one either has to create a Websocket for each device or transfer all positions every time something changes...

Hmm? You can register for any number of point events through a single websocket, so I'm not sure what you mean.