In this, I need to drilldown via client-side data. How to make drilldown via calling rest API?
Is it possible to via rest API after drilldown we need to drillup for previous data?
http://jsfiddle.net/ppotaczek/78xsnvw1/
https://jsfiddle.net/gh/get/library/pure/highcharts/highcharts/tree/master/samples/highcharts/drilldown/basic/enter code here
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I have a website .
Now I want to make or use the chart exactly same like youtube studio's chart.
I had researched a lot but I didn't found any way to do it.
I just want to add the analytic link chart of youtube studio.
Image of chart is provided .
I want to use that chart in my website.I got some chart on chart.js and other library but didn't found exactly similar to that.
You can get the data out using the YouTube-analytics-api and use the google charts and graphs to create the visualization. This its not going to be something that is out of the box.
Things to consider:
The YouTube analytics api only keeps data for about 90 days so you will need to store it.
Use service accounts server sided web apps. Must use server sided language not client sided.
so i need to develop an app using phonegap that creates a graphical display of solar wind data (exciting stuff i know...) from this website http://services.swpc.noaa.gov/text/ace-swepam.txt with a graph being made for 'ion temperature', 'bulk speed' and 'proton denisity' individually, however im clueless as to where to begin... im assuming i need to make use of the charts.js library or something similar, im assuming i can make a variable for the axis as the data will be changing over time but I'm more stuck on how to pull data from this website though to be included in my charts. Any info on this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Gerrit
Call the web service to get the data, then pass it to the charting library you're using. You'll use AJAX (XMLHTTPRequest) to get the data. There's all sorts of options out there for simplifying this (jQuery and other libraries make AJAX easy).
The service you're using is giving you the data as a text file - this can work, but you'll have to parse the data client-side which is not fun (or a good use of your phone's capabilities). Look for a service that returns the data as a JSON object, then you'll have the data in a format that can be more easily passed to the charting library.
I currently keep my project plans in Google Sheets. I see now that Google has a Gantt Chart that can be directly embedded in a web page. I would like to embed the Gantt chart directly in a Google Sheet. The native Insert->Chart does not include a selection for the Gantt chart. Is there a way to use this control inside of Google Sheets?
Unfortunately, Google Spreadsheets does not offer a built in Gantt Chart option. And Google Apps Script does not afford the capability to manipulate the UI in the way your link mentions. The best option I have found is to use the SPARKLINE function to create interactive Gantt Charts with data from the spreadsheet.
=SPARKLINE({daysSinceProjectStartUntilTaskStart, daysSinceProjectStartUntilTaskFinish})
Here is a tutorial and demo: https://trevorfox.com/2017/01/google-spreadsheets-gantt-charts/
I am currently working on a website using ruby on rails. I want to insert a pie chart that I made in a google spreadsheet file. I do know how to insert the whole spreadsheet to my application. But I only want to insert the pie chart. Is there a way to insert the pie chart only?
Take a look at this gem: http://rubygems.org/gems/googlecharts.
It's not only for pie chart, but it won't ruin your app if you add it. If this is really a problem to you, than you can integrate only the pie chart using google API: https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/piechart.
:)
I am trying to use a google bar chart in an asp.net-mvc application.
The sample is quite straight forward to do as a static table but i want to build up the table on the server side and pass back down to the client using ajax.
Is there anyway you can populate the datatable that is used for the bar chart with an ajax call getting json or something similar ?
You could use one of these tools with jQuery ajax requests for example:
http://keith-wood.name/gChart.html
http://code.google.com/p/gchart-plugin/
http://www.maxb.net/scripts/jgcharts/include/demo/
(You'd still need to construct the appropriate JSON representations on the server side.)