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Type:
Improvement
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: 4.0.0-b1
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Component/s: None
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Description
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes:
- System Overview widget
- Billing Overview widget
- System Status widget
An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html
For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.
Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6
I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup.
OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now: http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728
Known issues:
- There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values:
https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602
A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1].
Toggling a graph line off can cause a JS error and keep showing the graph line. You will need to have the graph regenerated before it will fix itself (e.g. resizing the page or re-toggling the option)(Fixed with v1.8.2)
https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/1093
Activity
Cody Phillips (Inactive)
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Cody Phillips (Inactive)
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| Field | Original Value | New Value |
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| Epic Link | CORE-1841 [ 12716 ] |
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| Rank | Ranked higher |
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| Fix Version/s | 4.0.0 [ 10603 ] | |
| Assignee | Cody Phillips [ cody ] |
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| Story Points | 8 |
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| Story Points | 8 | 5 |
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| Story Points | 5 | 8 |
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| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain that until at least 4.2 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget |
Cody Phillips (Inactive)
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget |
Paul Phillips
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is. |
Paul Phillips
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| Sprint | 4.0.0 Sprint 3 [ 21 ] |
Paul Phillips
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| Rank | Ranked lower |
Paul Phillips
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| Rank | Ranked higher |
Paul Phillips
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| Sprint | 4.0.0 Sprint 3 [ 21 ] | 4.0.0 Sprint 3, 4.0.0 Sprint 4 [ 21, 22 ] |
Paul Phillips
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is. |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. |
Paul Phillips
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now: http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728* |
Paul Phillips
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now: http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728* |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 |
Tyson Phillips (Inactive)
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values: https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602 A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1]. |
Tyson Phillips (Inactive)
made changes -
Tyson Phillips (Inactive)
made changes -
Tyson Phillips (Inactive)
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values: https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602 A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1]. |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 Known issues: - There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values: https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602 A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1]. - Toggling a graph line off can cause a JS error and keep showing the graph line. You will need to have the graph regenerated before it will fix itself (e.g. resizing the page or re-toggling the option) https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/1093 |
Tyson Phillips (Inactive)
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 Known issues: - There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values: https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602 A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1]. - Toggling a graph line off can cause a JS error and keep showing the graph line. You will need to have the graph regenerated before it will fix itself (e.g. resizing the page or re-toggling the option) https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/1093 |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 Known issues: - There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values: https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602 A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1]. - -Toggling a graph line off can cause a JS error and keep showing the graph line. You will need to have the graph regenerated before it will fix itself (e.g. resizing the page or re-toggling the option)- https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/1093 |
Tyson Phillips (Inactive)
made changes -
| Description |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 Known issues: - There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values: https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602 A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1]. - -Toggling a graph line off can cause a JS error and keep showing the graph line. You will need to have the graph regenerated before it will fix itself (e.g. resizing the page or re-toggling the option)- https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/1093 |
Blesta currently uses jqplot, and should maintain (inclusion of) that until at least 5.0 for backwards compatibility, however, all existing graphs (that we control) should be updated to use the new library: nvd3
This includes: - System Overview widget - Billing Overview widget - System Status widget An example area graph is in the office share, Blesta Dev > nvd3 > examples > stackedAreaChart-TEST.html -For the system status widget see the donutChart.html example in the same directory. The example on the right, containing half a donut could be a good replacement. The text in the middle could represent the health %. The profile on this chart is fairly high though, and a bulletChart (bulletChart.html) may be more appropriate depending on how flexible it is.- Look at implementing a direct D3 (not using nvd3) fill gauge from http://bl.ocks.org/brattonc/5e5ce9beee483220e2f6 I suggest using something similar to the pink gauge on the left (but obviously a different color) and making it square instead of round. I was able to accomplish this by editing the markup. *OR this super simple gauge that similar to what we have now:* http://bl.ocks.org/ameyms/9184728 Known issues: - There appears to be an nvd3 bug preventing stacked graphs from starting their Y axis at 0, which is useful for displaying only unsigned values: https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/602 A graph with only 0 values (such as on the System Overview) will show a Y-Axis range of [-1, 0, 1] rather than [0, 1]. - -Toggling a graph line off can cause a JS error and keep showing the graph line. You will need to have the graph regenerated before it will fix itself (e.g. resizing the page or re-toggling the option)- (Fixed with v1.8.2) https://github.com/novus/nvd3/issues/1093 |
Cody Phillips (Inactive)
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| Status | Open [ 1 ] | Closed [ 6 ] |
| Resolution | Fixed [ 1 ] |