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Hi! In my Appian interface I need to use a Gauge Chart. I found such a chart amo
lauram138
over 8 years ago
Hi! In my Appian interface I need to use a Gauge Chart. I found such a chart among Google Charts (
developers.google.com/.../gauge)
. Could you suggest me how I could integrate it in an Appian form? Or maybe there is an Appian component that could offer such a chart, instead of using an external one?
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chetany
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over 8 years ago
We cannot create our own SAIL UI components. So, your option is to go JS route, use a library like D3. You can create a separate web application, and using embedded SAIL integrate it with Appian. You can expose data from/to Appian using Web APIs.
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mohammedz
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over 8 years ago
There is not such chart available inside OOTB...
If that is the requirement, you need to write a JAVA plugin and create your own library Appian Function and that function can be used in any SAIL Interface to display the Guage chart.
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kdimitrov
over 8 years ago
Hi Laura,
You can simply get the PNG chart image (see here:
developers.google.com/.../printing)
and then display it on a SAIL form.
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Aaron Swerdlow-Freed
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over 8 years ago
If you just need a component that functions like a gauge chart but not necessarily that looks like it you could use a Multi-field display chart where the different sections are done by splitting the set into low/medium/high or whatever needs to be gauged. This could then be displayed along with other gauges and would end up looking better in a more compact space overall.
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