Just a Simple One

Hi,

try this with free- or pro-version:
{subloop:channelBounds:-1}minTimeSecs:{channelBounds.minTimeSecs}{/subloop:channelBounds}
{subloop:mostRecentDataSample:-1}value: {mostRecentDataSample.value}{/subloop:mostRecentDataSample}
with basenode=data.channels.particle_concentration

The pro-version can convert the unix-timestring by “datetime”:
{subloop:channelBounds:-1}minTimeSecs:{channelBounds.minTimeSecs:datetime,”d.m.Y H:i”,0}{/subloop:channelBounds}
{subloop:mostRecentDataSample:-1}value: {mostRecentDataSample.value}{/subloop:mostRecentDataSample}

Calc: There is no way doing calc in the plugin. But there is a way with it: Create the JavaScript-Code with the calc-logic. The values for calculating you insert by the plugin.
In other words: Add plugin-generated-code to your Javascript-code.

Do you understand what I mean?
Bernhard

Hi Bernhard,

Thanks heaps for the help. I will give it a shot, definitely understand what you mean. I will get the PRO now.

Thanks

Hi Bernhard,

Just bought the PRO and tried the date-time, works like a charm. Thanks

One last question – is it able to output as e.g. Thursday 15th October, 2015 at 17:35 GMT?

Thanks

“Thursday 15th October, 2015 at 17:35 GMT”
The converson is done by the PHP-function date().
It’s syntax for date/time is there:
https://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
I guess your format is possible..

Thanks Bernhard – can you confirm how to implement this in your example above?

Thanks again