12.06.2016, 22:36
Hi Buuudzik,
Here is a sample for changing color with css based on setpoint and actual value difference.
Give the first setpoint these additional classes 'Setp Setp_1', the 2nd 'Setp Setp_2', the 3th 'Setp Setp_3' etc
Give the first actual these additional classes 'Temp Temp_1', the 2nd 'Temp Temp_2', the 3th 'Temp Temp_3' etc
So all setpoints will have 2 additional classes (Setp and Setp_nr) and all actuals will have 2 additional classes (Temp and Temp_nr)
Put this code in your custom JavaScript:
All items with additional class 'Setp' and 'Temp' are monitored on changes and wil execute the function. Based on values the css of the correct item (Temp_nr) will be changed
If you have more then 3 items then you need to add them inside the function CheckSetpointandValue().
BR,
Erwin van der Zwart
Here is a sample for changing color with css based on setpoint and actual value difference.
Give the first setpoint these additional classes 'Setp Setp_1', the 2nd 'Setp Setp_2', the 3th 'Setp Setp_3' etc
Give the first actual these additional classes 'Temp Temp_1', the 2nd 'Temp Temp_2', the 3th 'Temp Temp_3' etc
So all setpoints will have 2 additional classes (Setp and Setp_nr) and all actuals will have 2 additional classes (Temp and Temp_nr)
Put this code in your custom JavaScript:
Code:
$(function(){
// Set color values
var defaultcolor = $('.Temp').css("color")
var highcolor = 'rgb(0, 255, 0)'
var lowcolor = 'rgb(128, 128, 255)'
// Function to change colors on values
function CheckSetpointandValue(){
// Set conditions for Setp_1 and Temp_1
if ( $(".Temp_1")[0].innerHTML == $(".Setp_1")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_1").css("color", defaultcolor);
} else if ( $(".Temp_1")[0].innerHTML > $(".Setp_1")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_1").css("color", highcolor);
} else if ( $(".Temp_1")[0].innerHTML < $(".Setp_1")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_1").css("color", lowcolor);
}
// Set conditions for Setp_2 and Temp_2
if ( $(".Temp_2")[0].innerHTML == $(".Setp_2")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_2").css("color", defaultcolor);
} else if ( $(".Temp_2")[0].innerHTML > $(".Setp_2")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_2").css("color", highcolor);
} else if ( $(".Temp_2")[0].innerHTML < $(".Setp_2")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_2").css("color", lowcolor);
}
// Set conditions for Setp_3 and Temp_3
if ( $(".Temp_3")[0].innerHTML == $(".Setp_3")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_3").css("color", defaultcolor);
} else if ( $(".Temp_3")[0].innerHTML > $(".Setp_3")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_3").css("color", highcolor);
} else if ( $(".Temp_3")[0].innerHTML < $(".Setp_3")[0].innerHTML){
$(".Temp_3").css("color", lowcolor);
}
}
// Check for changes on value of item with Temp
$('.Temp').bind("DOMSubtreeModified",function(){
CheckSetpointandValue();
});
// Check for changes on value of item with Setp
$('.Setp').bind("DOMSubtreeModified",function(){
CheckSetpointandValue();
});
// Initial execution
CheckSetpointandValue();
});
All items with additional class 'Setp' and 'Temp' are monitored on changes and wil execute the function. Based on values the css of the correct item (Temp_nr) will be changed
If you have more then 3 items then you need to add them inside the function CheckSetpointandValue().
BR,
Erwin van der Zwart