Domoticz

Posted: **Sunday 21 October 2018 9:52**

Hello,

i used the graphs in dashticz to display the data of a weatherstation in the garden. It was anoying, that the value of the barometer ruined the graph. Because all three values where displayed on the same y-axis. In this case, the Temperature was no longer displayed properly, because of values 1000hpa to 1,2C.

So i changed the graph.js. Insert this before the line Morris.Line({

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    graphProperties=getChangedGraphProperties(idx,graphProperties);

And then change the custom.js like this:

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function getChangedGraphProperties(idx,graphproperties) {
        if (idx=432) {
                graphproperties.keys=["hu","te"];
        }
        return graphproperties;
}

The above example changed the displayed data from baro,temp and hum to temp and hum only, if the device is 432, which is my garden weather station.

If you changed the graphs.js, you have to insert at least this into custom.js:

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function getChangedGraphProperties(idx,graphproperties) {
       return graphproperties;
}

Maybe this is something do implement permanently to dashticz.

Moses123

Posted: **Sunday 21 October 2018 14:24**

I have forgotten the labels line:

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	if (idx=432) {
		graphproperties.keys=["hu","te"];
		graphproperties.labels=["%","°C"];
	}

Changing the if-part to this, shows the right format and appendix of the values in the hover-popup.

Posted: **Wednesday 24 October 2018 20:55**

Interesting, but can't it to work like I want.

If I insert/change the code to the above, my graphs (or better, the plotted lines/data) of my Gas & Electra meters also disappear. It looks like it doesn't doesn't execute the (idx=xxx) part. It acts the same, even if I put an imaginary idx-number in it.

Posted: **Thursday 25 October 2018 6:45**

Hello,
post your code please.

Domoticz

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