Is Data Studio able to mimic Matplotlib's "Zoom-to-Rectange" Function? For example, in Matplotlib I can plot the following data:
Using the "Zoom-to-Rectange" feature I can zoom in on the chosen range to get the following:
Is this possible in Data Studio?
If you wanted to use the Community Visualization feature (currently in whitelist-only), you'd be able to implement that functionality yourself using something like d3.js.
Link to the feature documentation.
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please advise . I have a project to do mobile operator coverage map for 2G,3G and LTE. I want to achieve something like this one for example : https://vccoverage.afrigis.co.za/#/
I have tried using Leaflet API but it has limited features. I wanted to ask if is possible to do this project using Google MAP APIs. Which ones.
Greatly appreciate your advise
I tried leaflets but I think is limited what you can do. I was not able to change the map to satellite view for example. I want to achieve something like this: https://vccoverage.afrigis.co.za/#/
I have an orientdb instance running and can access everything in Studio without any problem. My goal is to have a react webpage that has just the interactive graph embedded in it. Basically, I want to be able to look at the graph just like I would in Studio, but on my webpage. I know I could do this by doing a query and then creating an interactive graph through something like plotly, but I would rather just get the graph directly from the orientdb server. Is there support for this? I've been combing through the orientdb docs and have not found anything like this functionality, but I feel like it would be an obvious thing to have.
Thanks in advance!
AFAIK there's nothing like that. OrientDB provides the REST api, then it's up to you build your interactive user interface embedded in your own application.
There is also ArcadeAnalytics https://github.com/ArcadeAnalytics/arcadeanalytics
It is a data visualization tool that works with OrientDB and other graph databases.
The frontend uses https://github.com/cytoscape/cytoscape.js to render the graph.
So, at least, you can take inspiration or extract the parts you need.
I think that building a springboot application that uses the Orientdb connector (https://github.com/arcadeAnalytics/arcade-connectors/) should be easy.
I wrote the application which gathers data from the server each minute. All gathered data is storage in PostgreSQL database.
How to create charts which display data in dynamic changing charts?
Is it possible to create simple SQL statements to the database and gather data?
Is a good idea to use angular nvd3?
There are many charting libraries that can be used with Angular and JHipster. I'm personally using PrimeNG with my JHipster application, and it's working great.
If your charts need to be updated in real time, JHipster provides Websockets support. The main issue with libraries using underneath Chart.js (like PrimeNG), is that it doesn't support live update of the graph: you need to tell PrimeNG to reload the whole graph. As this is only on the client side, it doesn't do much harm, and for most end-users they will just see their graph updated on-the-fly.
In my application, I require to locally transform from and to different Coordinate Projection Systems when building some GraphicsLayers.
I've seen that there is an ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Projection namespace, and the IProjection interface is defined, but only WebMercator implements it.
How can I perform these transformations?
Thanks!
With the JavaScript API there you would use the project method of the GeometryService (esri/tasks/GeometryService) to project a geometry from one spatial reference to another. I haven't used the WPF based API but I have found the APIs to be generally quite similar. So, have a look for a tasks namespace and see if there is something similar to the Geometry server - or look for anything that has a 'project' method.
Update: I just had a quick look on the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for WPF API and there does seem to be the same functionality in ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Tasks.GeometryService.Project.
http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/runtime-wpf/apiref/ESRI.ArcGIS.Client~ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Tasks.GeometryService~Project.html
Is there anyway to create more rounded/professional looking buttons using vba. I found a couple places that suggested using images, which is not a terrible Idea, but I was wondering if anyone had a clue if there is a downloadable software, add-in, or anything. The ones currently available make my program look like an Mid 90's application. I really appreciate the help. I mean look at it!!
Office VBA uses the Microsoft Forms Engine which is a lightweight (drawn) implementation of a GUI toolkit. Because of this the usual techniques used to customise button appearance on windows (owner-drawing/theming) don't apply and your stuck with what you've got.
If you don't want to use images you need to find an ActiveX control that does the job, something like http://www.arcadiahome.com/products/components/activex/powerbutton.htm .