[arthipesaParticipant]

Hi, the example is great adding single item as subitem, but what if adding multiple sub-subitems into a node? such as from another json into an existing tree node?

[arthipesaParticipant]

Thanks Ivanov, does that also means the structure has to be with the same column name? “html, title, and group” ?

[arthipesaParticipant]

I have seen the example, but it doesn’t seems to work properly. It does show the grid, but it stuck when we chose single row/cell in the dropdown grid, the primary grid cell value didn’t change unto new selected value from dropdown grid, it even goes blank.

And when investigate its variable by variable, it even shows “row is undefined” even though console.log (row.columnname) is returning correct value but not returning into primary grid. Any idea how to resolve?

[arthipesaParticipant]

Okay, got that covered thank you very much.

Best Regards,

[arthipesaParticipant]

Yes Peter,
I really would like to do so, but inside the var settings.
Or is this mean that I can’t do something like

formatFunction: function (value, total){
   return (value/total*100) + '%';
}

in the var settings?

Best Regards,

[arthipesaParticipant]

HI Peter,

Thanks but that’s not what I meant, I mean in the example the solution for showing number as percentages is only to add the suffix of “%”, which in that example the total of those are 100%, but in many case, the numbers provided as the data source isn’t actually two digits (in which supposedly total of 100).

Original example:

Internet Explorer, 33.3
Firefox, 26.5
Chrome, 25.4
Safari, 7.0
Opera, 4.6
Other, 3.2

What I meant as datasource are:

Internet Explorer, 133.3
Firefox, 126.5
Chrome, 125.4
Safari, 2317.0
Opera, 3414.6
Other, 4513.2

[arthipesaParticipant]

Dear Dimitar,

Has this reach any update? it seems not depended to the width of div containers but something else, since I was accidentally have two version of nice column and the other is ugly, with the same settings, in which I cannot undo it to preferable column bar width.

[arthipesaParticipant]

I try in
series: [{ dataField: 'specialmentionpercent', displayText: 'Special Mention / Outstanding (%)', color: 'rgba(255,0,0,0.5)', symbolType: 'circle', symbolSize: 1 }]

I also tried it like this too, and still didn’t work

{
                                        type: 'scatter',
                                        useGradient: false,
                                        showLabels: true,
                                        symbolType: 'circle',
                                        symbolSize: 1,
                                        formatSettings: {
                                            negativeWithBrackets: true
                                        },
                                        valueAxis:
                                        {

please kindly need your advice, I am using the JQWidget 3.5.0

[arthipesaParticipant]

Thank you for your suggestion, however I tried to apply any number to symbolSize didn’t make the symbol change it’s size. I wonder what went wrong?

series: [{ dataField: 'percenttoloans', symbolType: 'circle', displayText: 'NPL / Outstanding (%)', color: 'rgba(255,0,0,0.5)', symbolSize: 5 }]

[arthipesaParticipant]

And I have to answer that very last question of mine myself, hehe,
I found how to remove/hide the row lines or as in documentation said a horizontal line by

valueAxis: 
{ 
    showGridLines: false
}

Best regards,
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[arthipesaParticipant]

Hmm, I see, well, if that’s the case then how about to loose the horizontal lines? what’s the parameter to set in order to show only horizontal line in the X line at minimum value instead of having horizontal lines each Y values?

Thank you in advance.

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