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How to set text to change colour on IF ELSE results in a Thingsboard widget with javascript?
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I have a ThingsBoard table widget displaying Node Status as 0 or 1. Where 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
I have already created nodeStatus to return strings of 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
The following is my current code in the 'Advanced Data Key Tab - Use cell content function':
var nodeStatus = entity['sensor.a'];
if (nodeStatus == '0')
return "OK";
else
return "ALARM";
I want to change the Returned String colour to the following:
OK = Green font
ALARM = Red font
How do I do this?
UPDATE: I have added extra code to the Cell Style function: f(value) as suggested by @lupz below.
This is now making the entire column change to Red:
I have also tried enabling "Use data post-processing function" in the "Settings" Tab, with no change:
UPDATE:
I have removed the nodeStatus function from the "Cell Content Function" as per below comments:
After removal of the single quotes around the '0' next to if(value === 0), I have the same issue as above (the whole column is red).
javascript thingsboard
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
add a comment |
I have a ThingsBoard table widget displaying Node Status as 0 or 1. Where 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
I have already created nodeStatus to return strings of 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
The following is my current code in the 'Advanced Data Key Tab - Use cell content function':
var nodeStatus = entity['sensor.a'];
if (nodeStatus == '0')
return "OK";
else
return "ALARM";
I want to change the Returned String colour to the following:
OK = Green font
ALARM = Red font
How do I do this?
UPDATE: I have added extra code to the Cell Style function: f(value) as suggested by @lupz below.
This is now making the entire column change to Red:
I have also tried enabling "Use data post-processing function" in the "Settings" Tab, with no change:
UPDATE:
I have removed the nodeStatus function from the "Cell Content Function" as per below comments:
After removal of the single quotes around the '0' next to if(value === 0), I have the same issue as above (the whole column is red).
javascript thingsboard
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
Any news on this one? Please add the console output of this cell style function:console.log(value, typeof (value)); return ;Please add the console output of this cell content function:console.log(value, typeof (value)); console.log(entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];
– lupz
Apr 2 at 8:26
I am guessing you want me to do something with the Chrome Inspect tool (while selecting the Table)? I have tried adding both the above statements but get errors in the syntax of those statements: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement" on both.
– DenMurphy
Apr 4 at 5:01
I'd like to get insights on the sensor data. The scripts will generate output that you can see in the log-console of your browsers development tools. Please paste "console.log('style value', value, typeof (value)); return ;" (without the double quotes) into the cell style function field. Please paste "console.log('content value', value, typeof (value)); console.log('content entity', entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];" (without the double quotes) into the cell content function field. Please add the console output to you question.
– lupz
Apr 5 at 11:35
add a comment |
I have a ThingsBoard table widget displaying Node Status as 0 or 1. Where 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
I have already created nodeStatus to return strings of 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
The following is my current code in the 'Advanced Data Key Tab - Use cell content function':
var nodeStatus = entity['sensor.a'];
if (nodeStatus == '0')
return "OK";
else
return "ALARM";
I want to change the Returned String colour to the following:
OK = Green font
ALARM = Red font
How do I do this?
UPDATE: I have added extra code to the Cell Style function: f(value) as suggested by @lupz below.
This is now making the entire column change to Red:
I have also tried enabling "Use data post-processing function" in the "Settings" Tab, with no change:
UPDATE:
I have removed the nodeStatus function from the "Cell Content Function" as per below comments:
After removal of the single quotes around the '0' next to if(value === 0), I have the same issue as above (the whole column is red).
javascript thingsboard
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
I have a ThingsBoard table widget displaying Node Status as 0 or 1. Where 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
I have already created nodeStatus to return strings of 0 = OK, 1 = ALARM.
The following is my current code in the 'Advanced Data Key Tab - Use cell content function':
var nodeStatus = entity['sensor.a'];
if (nodeStatus == '0')
return "OK";
else
return "ALARM";
I want to change the Returned String colour to the following:
OK = Green font
ALARM = Red font
How do I do this?
UPDATE: I have added extra code to the Cell Style function: f(value) as suggested by @lupz below.
This is now making the entire column change to Red:
I have also tried enabling "Use data post-processing function" in the "Settings" Tab, with no change:
UPDATE:
I have removed the nodeStatus function from the "Cell Content Function" as per below comments:
After removal of the single quotes around the '0' next to if(value === 0), I have the same issue as above (the whole column is red).
javascript thingsboard
javascript thingsboard
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
edited Mar 27 at 7:52
lupz
1,77011834
1,77011834
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
asked Mar 23 at 4:26
DenMurphyDenMurphy
235
235
Any news on this one? Please add the console output of this cell style function:console.log(value, typeof (value)); return ;Please add the console output of this cell content function:console.log(value, typeof (value)); console.log(entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];
– lupz
Apr 2 at 8:26
I am guessing you want me to do something with the Chrome Inspect tool (while selecting the Table)? I have tried adding both the above statements but get errors in the syntax of those statements: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement" on both.
– DenMurphy
Apr 4 at 5:01
I'd like to get insights on the sensor data. The scripts will generate output that you can see in the log-console of your browsers development tools. Please paste "console.log('style value', value, typeof (value)); return ;" (without the double quotes) into the cell style function field. Please paste "console.log('content value', value, typeof (value)); console.log('content entity', entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];" (without the double quotes) into the cell content function field. Please add the console output to you question.
– lupz
Apr 5 at 11:35
add a comment |
Any news on this one? Please add the console output of this cell style function:console.log(value, typeof (value)); return ;Please add the console output of this cell content function:console.log(value, typeof (value)); console.log(entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];
– lupz
Apr 2 at 8:26
I am guessing you want me to do something with the Chrome Inspect tool (while selecting the Table)? I have tried adding both the above statements but get errors in the syntax of those statements: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement" on both.
– DenMurphy
Apr 4 at 5:01
I'd like to get insights on the sensor data. The scripts will generate output that you can see in the log-console of your browsers development tools. Please paste "console.log('style value', value, typeof (value)); return ;" (without the double quotes) into the cell style function field. Please paste "console.log('content value', value, typeof (value)); console.log('content entity', entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];" (without the double quotes) into the cell content function field. Please add the console output to you question.
– lupz
Apr 5 at 11:35
Any news on this one? Please add the console output of this cell style function:
console.log(value, typeof (value)); return ; Please add the console output of this cell content function: console.log(value, typeof (value)); console.log(entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];– lupz
Apr 2 at 8:26
Any news on this one? Please add the console output of this cell style function:
console.log(value, typeof (value)); return ; Please add the console output of this cell content function: console.log(value, typeof (value)); console.log(entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];– lupz
Apr 2 at 8:26
I am guessing you want me to do something with the Chrome Inspect tool (while selecting the Table)? I have tried adding both the above statements but get errors in the syntax of those statements: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement" on both.
– DenMurphy
Apr 4 at 5:01
I am guessing you want me to do something with the Chrome Inspect tool (while selecting the Table)? I have tried adding both the above statements but get errors in the syntax of those statements: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement" on both.
– DenMurphy
Apr 4 at 5:01
I'd like to get insights on the sensor data. The scripts will generate output that you can see in the log-console of your browsers development tools. Please paste "console.log('style value', value, typeof (value)); return ;" (without the double quotes) into the cell style function field. Please paste "console.log('content value', value, typeof (value)); console.log('content entity', entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];" (without the double quotes) into the cell content function field. Please add the console output to you question.
– lupz
Apr 5 at 11:35
I'd like to get insights on the sensor data. The scripts will generate output that you can see in the log-console of your browsers development tools. Please paste "console.log('style value', value, typeof (value)); return ;" (without the double quotes) into the cell style function field. Please paste "console.log('content value', value, typeof (value)); console.log('content entity', entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];" (without the double quotes) into the cell content function field. Please add the console output to you question.
– lupz
Apr 5 at 11:35
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There should be another script-input called Cell style function: f(value) right there in the advanced data key settings of the table widget. It can be used to set the CSS-styles for a cell based on its value:
/* Assuming value is your nodeStatus */
if (value === '0')
return
color: 'green'
;
else
return
color: 'red'
;
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
Thanks for the feedback. I have added this code to the Advanced tab in the "Cell style function: f(value)" section, however now I see all items in the column turn red. I am now able to add screenshots, so see my edited post above for extra clarification.
– DenMurphy
Mar 26 at 7:01
It is beacause the value is never=== '0'. hm... you use theentity['sensor.a']to get the nodeStatus and ignore the datakey value. What is the datakey? Can you add a datakey to access thesensor.avalues directly?
– lupz
Mar 26 at 10:38
In your screens I saw that it already issensor.adatakey. You should be able to use thevalue-parameter of the cell content function directly (no need forentity['sensor.a']). The reason for this not working in the cell style function seems to be that your value is not a string but a number. You compare the sensor value to the string'0'and in Javascript0 == '0'is true due to automatic type conversions, whereas0 === '0'is false. You should be able to get it working by removing the single quotesif (value === 0) .... Let me know if its working and I'll update the answer.
– lupz
Mar 26 at 12:20
I have used entity['sensor.a'] instead of sensor.a directly as the datakey as it does not work properly with decimal places in the string name for a datakey. I have removed the nodeStatus function to avoid confusion and added a screenshot above. I have also tried removing the commas around the 0 next to value in the "Cell Style Function" and this did not work.
– DenMurphy
Mar 27 at 5:46
add a comment |
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There should be another script-input called Cell style function: f(value) right there in the advanced data key settings of the table widget. It can be used to set the CSS-styles for a cell based on its value:
/* Assuming value is your nodeStatus */
if (value === '0')
return
color: 'green'
;
else
return
color: 'red'
;
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
Thanks for the feedback. I have added this code to the Advanced tab in the "Cell style function: f(value)" section, however now I see all items in the column turn red. I am now able to add screenshots, so see my edited post above for extra clarification.
– DenMurphy
Mar 26 at 7:01
It is beacause the value is never=== '0'. hm... you use theentity['sensor.a']to get the nodeStatus and ignore the datakey value. What is the datakey? Can you add a datakey to access thesensor.avalues directly?
– lupz
Mar 26 at 10:38
In your screens I saw that it already issensor.adatakey. You should be able to use thevalue-parameter of the cell content function directly (no need forentity['sensor.a']). The reason for this not working in the cell style function seems to be that your value is not a string but a number. You compare the sensor value to the string'0'and in Javascript0 == '0'is true due to automatic type conversions, whereas0 === '0'is false. You should be able to get it working by removing the single quotesif (value === 0) .... Let me know if its working and I'll update the answer.
– lupz
Mar 26 at 12:20
I have used entity['sensor.a'] instead of sensor.a directly as the datakey as it does not work properly with decimal places in the string name for a datakey. I have removed the nodeStatus function to avoid confusion and added a screenshot above. I have also tried removing the commas around the 0 next to value in the "Cell Style Function" and this did not work.
– DenMurphy
Mar 27 at 5:46
add a comment |
There should be another script-input called Cell style function: f(value) right there in the advanced data key settings of the table widget. It can be used to set the CSS-styles for a cell based on its value:
/* Assuming value is your nodeStatus */
if (value === '0')
return
color: 'green'
;
else
return
color: 'red'
;
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
Thanks for the feedback. I have added this code to the Advanced tab in the "Cell style function: f(value)" section, however now I see all items in the column turn red. I am now able to add screenshots, so see my edited post above for extra clarification.
– DenMurphy
Mar 26 at 7:01
It is beacause the value is never=== '0'. hm... you use theentity['sensor.a']to get the nodeStatus and ignore the datakey value. What is the datakey? Can you add a datakey to access thesensor.avalues directly?
– lupz
Mar 26 at 10:38
In your screens I saw that it already issensor.adatakey. You should be able to use thevalue-parameter of the cell content function directly (no need forentity['sensor.a']). The reason for this not working in the cell style function seems to be that your value is not a string but a number. You compare the sensor value to the string'0'and in Javascript0 == '0'is true due to automatic type conversions, whereas0 === '0'is false. You should be able to get it working by removing the single quotesif (value === 0) .... Let me know if its working and I'll update the answer.
– lupz
Mar 26 at 12:20
I have used entity['sensor.a'] instead of sensor.a directly as the datakey as it does not work properly with decimal places in the string name for a datakey. I have removed the nodeStatus function to avoid confusion and added a screenshot above. I have also tried removing the commas around the 0 next to value in the "Cell Style Function" and this did not work.
– DenMurphy
Mar 27 at 5:46
add a comment |
There should be another script-input called Cell style function: f(value) right there in the advanced data key settings of the table widget. It can be used to set the CSS-styles for a cell based on its value:
/* Assuming value is your nodeStatus */
if (value === '0')
return
color: 'green'
;
else
return
color: 'red'
;
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
There should be another script-input called Cell style function: f(value) right there in the advanced data key settings of the table widget. It can be used to set the CSS-styles for a cell based on its value:
/* Assuming value is your nodeStatus */
if (value === '0')
return
color: 'green'
;
else
return
color: 'red'
;
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
answered Mar 25 at 12:39
lupzlupz
1,77011834
1,77011834
Thanks for the feedback. I have added this code to the Advanced tab in the "Cell style function: f(value)" section, however now I see all items in the column turn red. I am now able to add screenshots, so see my edited post above for extra clarification.
– DenMurphy
Mar 26 at 7:01
It is beacause the value is never=== '0'. hm... you use theentity['sensor.a']to get the nodeStatus and ignore the datakey value. What is the datakey? Can you add a datakey to access thesensor.avalues directly?
– lupz
Mar 26 at 10:38
In your screens I saw that it already issensor.adatakey. You should be able to use thevalue-parameter of the cell content function directly (no need forentity['sensor.a']). The reason for this not working in the cell style function seems to be that your value is not a string but a number. You compare the sensor value to the string'0'and in Javascript0 == '0'is true due to automatic type conversions, whereas0 === '0'is false. You should be able to get it working by removing the single quotesif (value === 0) .... Let me know if its working and I'll update the answer.
– lupz
Mar 26 at 12:20
I have used entity['sensor.a'] instead of sensor.a directly as the datakey as it does not work properly with decimal places in the string name for a datakey. I have removed the nodeStatus function to avoid confusion and added a screenshot above. I have also tried removing the commas around the 0 next to value in the "Cell Style Function" and this did not work.
– DenMurphy
Mar 27 at 5:46
add a comment |
Thanks for the feedback. I have added this code to the Advanced tab in the "Cell style function: f(value)" section, however now I see all items in the column turn red. I am now able to add screenshots, so see my edited post above for extra clarification.
– DenMurphy
Mar 26 at 7:01
It is beacause the value is never=== '0'. hm... you use theentity['sensor.a']to get the nodeStatus and ignore the datakey value. What is the datakey? Can you add a datakey to access thesensor.avalues directly?
– lupz
Mar 26 at 10:38
In your screens I saw that it already issensor.adatakey. You should be able to use thevalue-parameter of the cell content function directly (no need forentity['sensor.a']). The reason for this not working in the cell style function seems to be that your value is not a string but a number. You compare the sensor value to the string'0'and in Javascript0 == '0'is true due to automatic type conversions, whereas0 === '0'is false. You should be able to get it working by removing the single quotesif (value === 0) .... Let me know if its working and I'll update the answer.
– lupz
Mar 26 at 12:20
I have used entity['sensor.a'] instead of sensor.a directly as the datakey as it does not work properly with decimal places in the string name for a datakey. I have removed the nodeStatus function to avoid confusion and added a screenshot above. I have also tried removing the commas around the 0 next to value in the "Cell Style Function" and this did not work.
– DenMurphy
Mar 27 at 5:46
Thanks for the feedback. I have added this code to the Advanced tab in the "Cell style function: f(value)" section, however now I see all items in the column turn red. I am now able to add screenshots, so see my edited post above for extra clarification.
– DenMurphy
Mar 26 at 7:01
Thanks for the feedback. I have added this code to the Advanced tab in the "Cell style function: f(value)" section, however now I see all items in the column turn red. I am now able to add screenshots, so see my edited post above for extra clarification.
– DenMurphy
Mar 26 at 7:01
It is beacause the value is never
=== '0'. hm... you use the entity['sensor.a'] to get the nodeStatus and ignore the datakey value. What is the datakey? Can you add a datakey to access the sensor.a values directly?– lupz
Mar 26 at 10:38
It is beacause the value is never
=== '0'. hm... you use the entity['sensor.a'] to get the nodeStatus and ignore the datakey value. What is the datakey? Can you add a datakey to access the sensor.a values directly?– lupz
Mar 26 at 10:38
In your screens I saw that it already is
sensor.a datakey. You should be able to use the value-parameter of the cell content function directly (no need for entity['sensor.a']). The reason for this not working in the cell style function seems to be that your value is not a string but a number. You compare the sensor value to the string '0' and in Javascript 0 == '0' is true due to automatic type conversions, whereas 0 === '0' is false. You should be able to get it working by removing the single quotes if (value === 0) ... . Let me know if its working and I'll update the answer.– lupz
Mar 26 at 12:20
In your screens I saw that it already is
sensor.a datakey. You should be able to use the value-parameter of the cell content function directly (no need for entity['sensor.a']). The reason for this not working in the cell style function seems to be that your value is not a string but a number. You compare the sensor value to the string '0' and in Javascript 0 == '0' is true due to automatic type conversions, whereas 0 === '0' is false. You should be able to get it working by removing the single quotes if (value === 0) ... . Let me know if its working and I'll update the answer.– lupz
Mar 26 at 12:20
I have used entity['sensor.a'] instead of sensor.a directly as the datakey as it does not work properly with decimal places in the string name for a datakey. I have removed the nodeStatus function to avoid confusion and added a screenshot above. I have also tried removing the commas around the 0 next to value in the "Cell Style Function" and this did not work.
– DenMurphy
Mar 27 at 5:46
I have used entity['sensor.a'] instead of sensor.a directly as the datakey as it does not work properly with decimal places in the string name for a datakey. I have removed the nodeStatus function to avoid confusion and added a screenshot above. I have also tried removing the commas around the 0 next to value in the "Cell Style Function" and this did not work.
– DenMurphy
Mar 27 at 5:46
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Any news on this one? Please add the console output of this cell style function:
console.log(value, typeof (value)); return ;Please add the console output of this cell content function:console.log(value, typeof (value)); console.log(entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];– lupz
Apr 2 at 8:26
I am guessing you want me to do something with the Chrome Inspect tool (while selecting the Table)? I have tried adding both the above statements but get errors in the syntax of those statements: "Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement" on both.
– DenMurphy
Apr 4 at 5:01
I'd like to get insights on the sensor data. The scripts will generate output that you can see in the log-console of your browsers development tools. Please paste "console.log('style value', value, typeof (value)); return ;" (without the double quotes) into the cell style function field. Please paste "console.log('content value', value, typeof (value)); console.log('content entity', entity['sensor.a'], typeof (entity['sensor.a'])); return entity['sensor.a'];" (without the double quotes) into the cell content function field. Please add the console output to you question.
– lupz
Apr 5 at 11:35