Hi All.
I would like to display the status of the TV Main channel not as an alarm but as the MAIN channel in green, and if it is not the MAIN channel but another one, for example first backup, second backup in red color.
How can a rule be applied to this shape data ?
Big thanks for help.
Br.
Jarek
As this question has now been open for a long time and there has been no further reaction from you, I will now close it. If you still want more information about this, could you post a new question?
Hi, Jaroslaw.
We use the [Parameter =] 201|ALARM|SHOW;NORMAL;ALARM
string to alarm in a Normal or alarm condition. That way it follows the Alarm template set in the Protocol.
Would that Help?
Hi Jeeva.
I tried to use the Hide rule as below, but something doesn't work for two shape data as below on screens:
Hide : <A>-A|Value|[var:MyVar]|=0
Hide : <A>-A|Value|[var:MyVar]|=!0
Big thanks for help.
Br.
Jarek
You can use the BackgroundColor shape data and use some advanced nested placeholders (regex & param are the 2 that come to mind for this use case) to output the right color.
Hope this helps you further.
Hi Jarek,
This can be achieved by using two shape layers (green and red) on the main channel shape. Once you have created these two shapes, you can use the SHOW or HIDE shape data (Extended conditional shape manipulation actions) to show or hide the color layer based on the backup channel parameter value.
Hi Jeeva.
I would not like to use two shapes, because only the status from MAIN to BACKUP or the other way round changes on one shape, this is the status of the active output.
I would like it to change colors, when MAIN is green and when BACKUP is red on one shape.
Br.
Jarek
Hi,
I noticed that this question has been open for some time now. If this has been resolved in the meantime, could you select the best answer so the question is closed? If none of the answers provided the solution, but you have found it yourself, could you add an answer of your own for the reference of other users?