HI,
Looking at highchart website i can see different type of charts no available in page builder and was wondering how hard/simple would it be to add & use those?
Example gauge: http://www.highcharts.com/demo/gauge-solid
Or maybe even those nice looking 3d charts: http://www.highcharts.com/demo/3d-column-stacking-grouping
If anyone has done anything similar please let me know details
Thx
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How to use Additional Chart Types from Highcharts
+13Best answer by annajosephine
Hi Matt, for Skuid v2, if you’d like to see additional chart components, the best thing to do is create post in the ideas category describing what you’d like to see and which chart types are most important to you, that way other users can vote for it and chime in with the charts they would use the most.
Update: For Skuid v1, the Javascript solution mentioned a few years ago is not supported. If you’d like additional chart types, you should purchases your own Highcharts license and use Javascript and a custom component to implement.
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+18- Nintex Employee
Hi @Erik_Ponnert
- , I polled the internal team on this and here's what I got:
In v1
You can accomplish this via a custom component
You could also linking out to a newer version of the HighCharts library (newer than the Skuid version) and call it using JS and a before render snippet, e.g. params.chart.type = ‘waterfall’; (Higcharts API documentation
- is pretty robust)
For gant charts specifically, https://frappe.io/gantt
- is pretty cool
For v2 custom components… stay tuned
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Anna_Wiersema:
For v2 custom components… stay tuned
Any updates on this for V2?
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+2Checking in on this @Anna_Wiersema @Rob_Hatch. Thanks!
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Dave:
gauge
Checking in on this @Anna_Wiersema @Rob_Hatch - when will get all the Highcharts in Skuid? 🙂
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+18- Nintex Employee
Hi Matt, for Skuid v2, if you’d like to see additional chart components, the best thing to do is create post in the ideas category describing what you’d like to see and which chart types are most important to you, that way other users can vote for it and chime in with the charts they would use the most.
Update: For Skuid v1, the Javascript solution mentioned a few years ago is not supported. If you’d like additional chart types, you should purchases your own Highcharts license and use Javascript and a custom component to implement.
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