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Yes that was it... :) Works with both methods. I like split better. Yes that was just me trying the statsObj array output as well as individual point method to see if there was a difference in how it worked. Thanks again Guys.

Thanks for sharing the resolution!

Thanks for sharing your resolution!

@philgdep Glad you got it worked out

Check your email, I couldn't transfer the license to you until your account had been created.

Hi Jared, Thanks for the prompt response. Just wondering what do you mean by a single <ma-point-values> with an array of points? Cheers. Warm regards, Michael

@Jared-Wiltshire said in JSON Store not updating from script into HTML: ="ou Awesome, works. Just had to up the interval as my script/getSQL interval was 5 seconds and caused some conflict.

Hi Felicia, It doesn't look like there really is a direct way to achieve what you're asking. However, have you considered putting the pie chart inside a div with another div absolutely positioned into the place you'd like the label? Something like... <div> <ma-pie-chart style="position:relative;" ...></ma-pie-chart> <div id="pie-chart-center-label" style="position:relative; left: 75px; top: 55px;">Value: {{myPoint.value}}</div> </div>

Hi philgdep, Ah okay. No deleting that class file is the beginning and the end of solving that issue (well, you probably already had to restart Mango) What slowed down? One of the lowest hanging fruits to speed up a Mango is to change the database stream type in the env.properties file. Try setting db.nosql.shardStreamType=MAPPED_BYTE_BUFFER in env.properties and restarting.

thanks a lot ! I was missing that !

@Jared-Wiltshire you're right! My app was loading files from mango-3.2 folder. It works now. Thanks a lot.

@MOK-KIEW said in Dashboards can't load on mobile phone: today that suddenly the dashboard did not able to load on the mobile phone only but it is able to load from computers or laptops. It just kept in the loading screen with the gear turning and turning forever. Do you have ideas what could be the possible reasons and what can be done to troubleshoot this kind of issue. Thank you. It is odd that it would work on one but not the other. What version of mango, dashboards module and api module are you using? Also what mobile phone browser are you using? Please let me know the platform version and browser version.

Hi Mok Kiew, You don't need to create a new topic, you could reply with the uploaded files to either thread, as once again the upload has not worked. Notice how the uploads aren't links. How about just pasting your code into code blocks? You can create a code section of your post using three ` characters to begin and end the section of the post, which will render like this: <script>alert("Hello world!");</script>

Hi Mok Kiew, It looks like your uploads didn't work. When dragging a file into the post edit box, you want to be sure you see them turn into blue links in the preview panel on the right side of the page, it can take a moment, and on rare occasion you may have to try the upload again or use the buttons to attach the file.

Thanks ! This way works fine.

@SabariGhosh You have the export="true" option specified so it should be working. Can you supply a screenshot of what is actually happing with the developer console open so we can see if there are any errors. Also please provide your: Core version Dashboards module version API module version