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Scripted Pie Chart Example

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    ahasbini
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    In dashboard elements, there is the option of adding a scripted pie chart, I have tried to search the docs for an example but could not find any. Are there any guides on making a scripted pie chart?

    Thanks,
    ahasbini

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      ahasbini
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      Specifically, an example on the script used in the Scripted Pie Chart to display in the dashboard based on some logic that retrieves data from DCIs.

      Thanks.

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        Filipp Sudanov
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        Scripted bar or pie charts either accept array with values:
        return [1,2,3];

        or hashmap, which allows to provide names in additions to values:
        v = %{};
        v["name1"] = 1;
        v["name2"] = 2;
        v["name3"] = 3;
        return v;

        Functions to get DCI values are described here https://www.netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#func-getdcivaluebyname
        I can provide a detailed example of how to use them in the coming days (you can give some details on what data do you need)

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          ahasbini
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          Thanks a million, I just couldn't figure out the map or array part out from the docs so I had to ask. I'm familiar with the DCI part, so I will give it a try. Thanks again.

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            lhpaladin
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            Hi,

            If you need to specify colors for each item, the hashmap can be used for this:

            values.append(%{"name":"Item X", "value":10, "color": "#f5f5f5"});
            return values;
            
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