Alternatively, create a file called i18n_en.properties (for English locale) in overrides/properties and put a line in there with the new text i.e. common.set=Set the point
This will update the text everywhere in the application.

Set a numeric point and to display it rendered.

Ya that worked,
Thank you

Everything is preferable yes, you can email it to me at jared@infiniteautomation.com if you would like.

Ah, gotcha. You'll probably want to switch the sign in my return statement, then.

The reset is that now.getMinutes() and now.getHours() will return 0 at midnight, and any past(PERIOD, 0) call will have an empty data set (I should confirm this, it could have a single data point if there's a value at that millisecond), and the sum of an empty data set is 0, so it'll be 0 - 0 = 0

That was the issue and I have found the right path now.

@StephenVDK
You can always just disregard a number of yweather:forecast lines until finding the days ahead that you're looking for. Some

(?:<yweather:forecast[^\n]*\n){3}<yweather:forecast[^\n]*low="(\d*)

for instance would be the fourth item, or the third day forecast. You could control it with the {1,2,3....}. I just recently requested adding capture group number to HTTP retriever specifically so that you could use backreferences on forecast information to make it feel like a reasonable regex.

I increased the update period, and my controller is using COV but not the other sources.

@StephenVDK said:

Hello everyone,
When I try and add the multistage point to a graph or indicator in dglux, it says it's null, when it's not. How do I get it to display the proper value?

Thanks.

Generally with a multistate point I would (and this may not necessarily be the best way) use the 'Map' property binding type, then enter the multistate text string and respective text value. For example if you were binding to a gauge with a range of 0 to 100, you could enter the string 'low' as binding to 25, 'medium' to 50, 'high' to 75 etc.

Great thank you!