@jkandasa Thank you so much for this! It had slipped my mind with other more important issues taking the focus away. Today I found some 'ghost' variables and remembered that I had the problem before, but not the solution. Now I know why! Anyway it worked perfectly and I will keep a lookout for any future ghost variables. This would be a good thing to have built into ver 2.0

Amazing! Really thanks

@dr_pub Thank you! And sorry for the typo I have updated the script.

@jkandasa thank you so much, it's working.

@daniele You may need to create a dummy sensor and update sensor value everyday night via a script.

@benya Thanks for the update, let me check mcApi.timer().update(myTimer)

@jkandasa OHHHH wonderfull !!! I will try this ! Many thanks !

@benya have a look on http://forum.mycontroller.org/category/24/scripts and TAG with SCRIPT

@jkandasa Just tested and it works like a charm!!! Really great examples, that are easy to implement. Mycontroller was already great, now it is even better!!. Thank you!!

Hi @jkandasa Sorry for not posting the feedback yet... But yes - It works like a charm. And the timestamp solution seems to do what its supposed to

@rjad Ok,I tested this but couldn't get it to work. Presumably I didn't follow the instructions properly. When you do changes on HTML additional headers, you have to reload the browser. I hope you did this. With some work it could be better, so for example, I lose the hover information, I had trouble getting two of these plots on one dashboard with different bins. For hover information, I do nit get any clue. As I never worked directly with the D3 chart. For the multiple of charts on same dashboard issue, you might have chart id issue. Maybe because of this one, <canvas id="simpled3" style="display: none;"></canvas>

Wonderful !!! Option 1 works for me like a charm ! Many thanks, MyController is the best

@jkandasa I'm using the 0.0.3.Final-SNAPSHOT - does this mean I dont need to create a script like above but find a rule/condition about battery levels of nodes? If so, I cannot find that, but I am currently using your script example, which works, but is of course a little cumbersome compared to another option of using a node's battery level directly somewhere in the rules panel...

@imedia I guess it should be a bug with recent pi4j driver. Let me setup serial gateway locally and narrow down the issue. Thank you so much for your support!