Is it possible to have a Google Chart on which some data points are selectable whilst others aren't? I presume this would be possible with a custom event handler, but I'm not sure how to implement it.
Thanks in advance.
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Summary: I have seemingly hit a limitation in Figma when trying to make the columns behave akin to a CSS grid system. I would like to know if I have misunderstood Figma's built in capabilities, if there is a plug-in that solves the problem, if I have to create one Figma frame per CSS breakpoint (undesirable), or if there are other solutions.
Background: As an interaction/ UX designer, I would like to specify the responsiveness of a web based application, so that the front end developers know how the interface should appear at all browser widths. They implement in a CSS-based grid system similar to Bootstrap
So far, I failed in achieving what I want, and the most knowledgeable UX'ers in the company think I have hit a limitation in Figma's capabilities, but they are not certain.
Basically, what I want is this basic responsiveness, but column based. But as shown in this video, none of my experiments work.
I wonder if it boils down to this: If a Figma child element has:
horisontal constraint set to “Scale” and
vertical constraint set to “Hug contents”
Then the parent element cannot have:
vertical constraint set to “Hug contents”
Is this is a known limitation in Figma? If yes, are there plugins that solve this problem, or is it outside Figma's scope to offer this type of alignment with CSS-based grid systems? Obviously, it would be very beneficial if the solution also supports breakpoints.
P.S. I have asked which SE site that was most suitable for this question, and SO was the suggested site. The question was closed on UX.SE.
No, according to an answer on Figma's own forum, Figma's columns cannot behave akin to a CSS grid system, even though “several threads [have] requested [this] evolution”.
I wanted to see the Item Level or Granular level data. I know that it can be seen using the drill-through functionality and have tried it. However, I wanted to know whether there is a way I can get it done using Only 1 click. Can it be done?
Yes, just pull the data at the level you want.
I have a number of user-defined metrics in Google Stackdriver. Then I edit one of them using "Edit metric", edit the filter, and click Save.
When I look at a different user-defined metric via "Edit metric", my previous change seems to show up here too. Wtf?!?
Does anyone else have this problem? Am I doing something obviously wrong?
It's us, not you—this is a known issue with that piece of UI at the moment. We're working on getting it fixed and it should be addressed soon. Direct API access is unaffected and is a workaround for the immediate future.
By the way, if you use the feedback widget in the speech balloon in the top toolbar when you see issues like this, it captures a detailed report including things like browser version/platform/etc. that can help us track issues down. We don't need it in this case (this one is well in hand), but that may be a good course of action for the future.
Thanks for trying out Stackdriver, and for your patience with beta issues. =)
Does anybody please have an advise on what to do with the too close values in different series, which overlap - like in the right bar below?
My chart URL - please click to see the parameters
I can't find a good chm parameter for all of the data I have.
Shouldn't overlapping be handled by the Google charts automatically in this case? Is this a bug?
Yes, this is a bug in Google's API. But unfortunately, it is a deprecated API...
I have a webapp from which I'd like to insert diagrams and images quickly and easily. I expect there is, somewhere out there, a webservice which will take a URL with a parameter that describes the vector graphics or diagram and returns an image.
No unlike what google charts does for graphing data.
Any resources or ideas on this?
If I had to build it myself, do you have some ideas of how I might accomplish that?
For instance, does PHP/asp/etc have a graphics library that's capable of rendering simple vector graphics?
-Adam
Check out Raphael. Done by a bloke here in Australia.
No unlike what google charts does for graphing data.
Why not just use the Google Chart API?
http://code.google.com/apis/chart/
Have you considered something like http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm to produce actual vector graphics on the client side, instead of making requests to a server?
One possibility would be to generate SVG in realtime in the browser. This decreases browser compatibility, but that will decrease over time.