Simple, query the database (the datalogger table) for the average for the last 24hours, read it with a sql_reader and write the result to a tag. Sql_Command = new SqlCeCommand( "SELECT AVG(Tag_1) FROM DataLogger1 WHERE Time > DATEADD(HH,-24,GETDATE())", Sql_Connection); Sql_Reader = Sql_Command.Exec...

Hi!

No you are right, you can´t make the background transparent (hopefully in the next version)...

But you could create your own or place a rectangle in front and adjust the height and startposition depending on a tag value.
Best Regards

Hi Sarah, Your code works great, are you sure that you have spelled the name of the two screens right? Should the S in screen1/2 be capitalized? void SystemTagCurrentUser_ValueChange(System.Object sender, Neo.ApplicationFramework.Interfaces.Events.ValueChangedEventArgs e) { if(Globals.Tags.SystemTag...

You could create two backgrounds and two diffrent screens that uses the diffrent backgrounds, and on the opened event of the first screen check the value of the tag and redirect to the other screen if the logic says so. Or you could create a dynamic picture (changed by tag value) and send it to back...

What file extension will your excel sheet have (*.xls, *.xlsx, *.csv)?

If you have a example of it, it would be easier.

Well yes the example only works with the full .Net Framework (WPF, PC-Target), and I havent found any good ways to do it for the Compact Framework (CE, Panels).

What you could do is adding the controls to a Array or List that you search in and updates if the object exsits...

You're welcome

Well that´s because your target is a panel with Windows CE and Compact framework... And WPF is not available there.

There is also a class called MessageBoxCF, have a try at that (I have never tried it).

Why are you not using the "ordinary" message box function i .Net?

Well I haven’t heard or seen anything about it so It´s probably not meant to be used from anything else than the built in functions. But there is a way to use them anyhow. Neo.ApplicationFramework.Tools.Messagebox.MessageBoxFX.Show(System.IntPtr.Zero, "I´m a iX-Message :)"); Messagebox.png Neo.Appli...

Easy as pie ;) 1. Second argument to Process.Start is filename, to which file you wont to open on start. Process.Start("notepad.exe", @"C:\test.txt"); 2. We can both easy Maximize and Restore the notepad window with the ShowWindow function in user32.dll. [DllImport("user32.dll")] static extern bool ...