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blocks['server_status'] = { 
    title: 'Server Status',
    devices: [17, 18, 189, 190, 192],
    groupByDevice: true,    
    beginAtZero: true
}

• Cold - blue

• At setpoint - orange

• Hot - red

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blocks['all_zones'] = {	
   title: 'Room Temperatures',
   devices: [6, 11, 12, 8, 14, 9, 15, 235, 10, 13],
   groupByDevice: true,	
   beginAtZero: true
}  

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blocks['all_zones'] = {	
   title: 'Room Temperatures',
   devices: [6, 11, 12, 8, 14, 9, 15, 235, 10, 13],
   groupByDevice: 'horizontal',	
   beginAtZero: true
}  

Ewaldharmsen wrote: ↑Monday 02 March 2020 13:05 I have a problem with graphs as defined in the manual:
This works:

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columns[3]['blocks'] = [
    'graph_6'
]

But adding this has no effect:

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blocks['graph_6'] = {
    graphTypes : ['te', 'hu'],
    legend: true
}

Any clue why?

• If true, lines will be drawn between points with no or null data

• If false, points with NaN data will create a break in the line (default)

[data-id='graph_5'] .graphbuttons {
   display: none;
}

[data-id='graph_5'] .graphbuttons:nth-child(1) {
   display: none;
}

EdwinK wrote: ↑Sunday 01 March 2020 9:59 Okay, this I got to work

Ewaldharmsen wrote: ↑Tuesday 03 March 2020 9:24 This works now, but spanGaps: doesnt do anything, I stil have a gap in my graph, even if I make it true:

Ewaldharmsen wrote: ↑Tuesday 03 March 2020 9:24 But I want "today" be te default not "Last hours"

config['standard_graph'] = 'day';

EdwinK wrote: ↑Tuesday 03 March 2020 9:44 It places the the inside temperature and humidity on the right y-ax and the outside temperature on the left y-ax.

Ewaldharmsen wrote: ↑Tuesday 03 March 2020 9:24 If I add CSS this is the result:

EdwinK wrote: ↑Tuesday 03 March 2020 9:44 And finally I got the 'outside vs inside temp' graph to work as well. And I feel stupid for not finding it any sooner. Forgot to change the IDX in the script. Only changed it in the devices line.

Ewaldharmsen wrote: ↑Wednesday 04 March 2020 9:49 But the gap is there still, I highligted it in red:

clinkadink wrote: ↑Wednesday 04 March 2020 13:04

Ewaldharmsen wrote: ↑Wednesday 04 March 2020 9:49 But the gap is there still, I highligted it in red:

spanGaps will span any gaps (breaks) in a line. You do not have any gaps. The graph is accurately displaying the data provided from Domoticz. Understandably, If you want the graph to accurately report on the sensor for those 6 hours, the sensor needs to be on and providing data.

Janco wrote: ↑Friday 06 March 2020 22:41 In many of the graphs above and also in my own Dashticz graphs I notice the following bugs(?):
- Humidity seems to be expressed in ºC and temperature in % (which can be solved by defining them yourselves, but still)
- beginAtZero only works for one of the axes (in case of multiple axis)

• Please post the debug log (debugButton: true), this will help trace the issue

• beginAtZero can be applied to multiple axes with custom data/options, I will also look to see if the block param can be improved

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blocks['outside_weather'] = {
debugButton: true,
title: 'Outside',
devices: [158, 161],
graphTypes: ['te', 'hu', 'ba'],
graph: ['line', 'line', 'line'],
beginAtZero: [true, true, true],
buttonsSize: 5,
buttonsText: ['1', '7'],
buttonsColor: 'green',
legend: true,
height: '185px',
lineTension: 0.4,
borderWidth: 2,
datasetColors: ['red', 'yellow', 'white'],
custom: {
"today": {
range: 'day',
filter: '24 hours',
data: {
Temperature: 'd.te_158',
Humidity: 'd.hu_158',
Pressure: 'd.ba_161'
}
},
"3 days": {
range: 'month',
filter: '14 days',
data: {
Temperature: 'd.te_158',
Humidity: 'd.hu_158',
Pressure: 'd.ba_161'
}
}
},
width: 12,
}

Janco wrote: ↑Saturday 07 March 2020 8:08 I know what mean. It's just that for some reason the debug file didn't upload (maybe because I made a draft first?).

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"data": {
   "Temperature": "d.te_158",
   "Humidity": "d.hu_158",
   "Pressure": "d.ba_161"
}

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"data": {
   "Humidity": "d.hu_158",
   "Temperature": "d.te_158",
   "Pressure": "d.ba_161"
}