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Export very large data sets in GD.UI

What are the platform limits for rows, cells, etc in PivotTable in GD.UI?

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1 year ago
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ShamboParticipating Frequently
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Export very large data sets in GD.UI

Hi Moises, In the documentation, I don’t see a way to export objects from GD.UI, such as a <PivotTable>. The doc seems to say the export API needs an executionResult for an Insight, or Report URI.BTW, the export I’m using is based on https://gdui-examples.herokuapp.com/exportthanks 

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1 year ago
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hosting a GD.UI app on netlify - can't find this insight

It seems that the app hosted on netlify is looking for assets that are hosted on our custom url fleet.aviationweek.comHowever, netlify is prepending the url with its own URL, netlify.appExample, instead of the netlify-hosted app looking for fleet.aviationweek.com/gdc/… it is looking in awdata.netlify.app/gdc/In the Chrome Developer Tools Console, it is showing 404 errors for:https://awdata.netlify.app/gdc/app/projects/jqmklcy6gf6luie8ngzz6zg6euqdkwiu/executeAfmhttps://awdata.netlify.app/gdc/account/profile/currentand several others.How do I tell my GD.UI app to always use my URL fleet.aviationweek.com to find assets instead of using netlify.app ?thanks 

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Jan Rehanek
GoodData Employee
1 year ago
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AttributeFilter width in GD.UI

Thank you so much for this workaround! It works perfectly!

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Jan Rehanek
GoodData Employee
1 year ago
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AttributeFilter width in GD.UI

This works with AttributeFilterButton, but not AttributeFilter it seems.I added a border in the div style so we can better see. <div style={{ display: "grid", gridTemplateColumns: "repeat(auto-fit, 150px)", height: 130, width: 150, border: "5px", borderStyle: "double" }}>When using AttributeFilterButton, each filter is keeping its width to 150px as spec’d in the style. But when using AttributeFilter, the longer text of the 2nd filter is extending the filter width. Also, the 1st filter is not being stretched to fit 150px: When the filter boxes are jagged/not the same width, internal leadership is not able to look past that “messiness” and focus on the enhanced functionality GD.UI brings vs Pixel Perfect dashboards.  

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Jan Rehanek
GoodData Employee
1 year ago
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apply same attribute elements to multiple attribute filters

This works! It was pretty simple to implement, and I can see how to extend this to multiple filters and insights.Thanks very much.

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apply same attribute elements to multiple attribute filters

I made several attempts at this. First I tried to gather the values that are being applied to filter A. I can see them in the console.log, but I couldn’t get the map syntax correct.I also tested how to pass values to the filter. Trying to leverage the “Define the default selection of values in the filter” documentation, I was able to able to pass values to filters:const myFilterValues = ["USA","UK", "France"];then for each filter, just pass that constant in the last parameter:for filter A: filter={newPositiveAttributeFilter(Md.County, myFilterValues)}for filter B: filter={newPositiveAttributeFilter(Md.WorldCounty, myFilterValues)}This worked, however, this only makes the selections in the filters, it does not apply the filters. The user still has to click on each filter and click Apply.So I guess I’m stuck at how to gather the filter values from the user input and get them into the myFilterValues constant.Finally, the user should make the choice to apply the same values to all filters,

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2 years ago
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