Superset contains "echarts" charts. These charts have many settings in json format. On the website echarts.apache.org. Where does Superset store these settings for the charts I created? Can I edit these settings manually?
Superset 1.5.1
Main database - postgresql
For example, dashboards metadata is stored in the table "dashboard". Information about the data on which the chart is made, in the table "slices".
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I am working on a blog application and i am trying to modify my Sqlite table through the DB browser for Sqlite
I have modified my table and created column in my sqlite3 database through DB browser for SQLite and now when i am trying to fetch the data in my django app it's not showing.
My exact problem is how do i get the data of column which i modified in the database Through the db browser.
When i try it with that in py shell i can see the data in my column. When i'm trying to add the column name in models.py it says duplicate column.
How can we create a DB table in db using django framework by
uploading a unique CSV/excel files
In front end there will be an upload button for uploading a CSV/excel and once user clicks​ submit a table should be created based on the fields in file uploaded
Help me on django dynamic models (if it can be implemented)
note: the columns may contain fields of different datatype like int,CharField
You can use Django import-export feature, or ImportExportModelAdmin.
I have installed Sitecore 8.2 rev. 160801 in my machine and worked on forms. On submission of form, I didn't get any error but the values are not stored in Database. In log also I didn't find any error.
I followed the post installation steps and ran the WFFM_Analytics.sql script on my reporting database.
Could you please someone help me to resolve this issue?
Thanks,
Bala
By default the WFFM data is stored in Mongo (in a collection called FormData). You should find your data there. If you want the data to be stored in SQL, you can change that by using anothor provider: https://doc.sitecore.net/web_forms_for_marketers/setting_up_web_forms/installing/use_a_custom_sql_provider_to_store_form_data
In the Web Forms for Marketers module, you can use your own SQL Server
storage location, if, for example, you would like to store form data
in a different, more secure location.
By default, the xDB data provider stores and exports data from the xDB
analyticsFormsDataProvider class. However, you can change the data
provider to a custom SQL Server database data provider, or to a
combined reporting and custom SQL Server database data provider
I have a relational database on MSSQL, I've created this one on a different schema (titan) than DBO. When I try to retrieve the models from my database, the composer of strongloop arc only shows those tables that are currently saved on DBO schema but not my tables saved in my custom schema.
Any help might be useful. Thanks in advance.
For relational database discovery, LoopBack API allows you to supply schema and table. But the schema is not exposed by StrongLoop Arc. As a result, only default schema names are used by Arc. Please note dbo is the default schema name for mssql.
I suggest you open a feature request on github for StrongLoop Arc.
I have a donut chart (highcharts). By default, I can click on the export button to download the chart as image or other format. What I want to do is not download it. Save it somewhere and include it in the pdf export.
For example, say i have a donut chart which shows the expenses of a farm. I also have a tabular view of the same data. Right now what I can do is export the table as pdf/csv in django. I want to include the highchart as well in the pdf report. Is that possible? And how?
This feature is not build-in in our exporting, but you have two abilities:
setup your own exporting server and develop save file on your webserver
use highcharts cloud
Use a solution like this here which you can combine text, svg chart, tables, barcodes, whatever yku desire to PDF output
http://www.cloudformatter.com/CSS2Pdf
There are samples of all if this including highcharts shown on the pages.