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hello friends, I'm users of the free Thingworx platform
I would like to know how I inform the user when one of the variables is irregular, for example:
production = 0 "production stopped"
thanks in advance.
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I have attached a mashup that uses all the different functions as example.
For your case, look at how the bottom field "Enter text in upper case" is made.
A validator check that the text is in upper case (in your case that will be the value 0 for example) and then the output is sent to some status message functions.
Hope this helps
Christophe
You can use a validator function to check the value and bind the true/false event to a Status Message function.
Hope this helps
Christophe
hello @cmorfin , thank you for your time
I didn't quite understand how to validate and associate the message, could you explain it to me?
I have attached a mashup that uses all the different functions as example.
For your case, look at how the bottom field "Enter text in upper case" is made.
A validator check that the text is in upper case (in your case that will be the value 0 for example) and then the output is sent to some status message functions.
Hope this helps
Christophe
Hello @cmorfin
I appreciate your time and commitment to help me, but I was unable to solve my problem.
Hello @Marcus_Konflanz
Are you struggling on something in particular ?
From what I understood you have got a mashup that display a value.
When this value is equal to 0, you want to display a message to the user .
If I understood well, then the sample mashup I sent you with the validator and status message on upper case text should be very similar to what you need.
Thanks
Christophe
Good morning @cmorfin.
it took me a while to understand, but I understood the proposal that you sent me. I appreciate your time and willingness.
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