Graphite Web UI
I can view the metrics in the tree but cannot view the graph. Does anyone have any inputs?
Try to open image on separate tab - it will give you error message.
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Here i have to design a view based on the api response. That Api response is going to be dynamic Like it can have any ui element it can be multiple . If the is response is have UIButton properties in response need to create a button with its properties received in response.
Here from the api response I am getting multiple ui elements, these elements need to be detected at runtime and those needed to be arranged automatically in the view controller.
I have found similar solution for Android by using json2view it can be achieved in Android.
So is there any library or any approach by implementing this for developing iOS App.
If you have an idea or any solution let me know. Simply don't show up here for Negative marking...Have some common sense.
I think navigation controls should not be dynamic. Maybe this library can help https://github.com/hyperoslo/Form
I am using syncfusion's sfChart.ios library for Xamarin in order to display charts in our ios app.
*Note: Image came from syncfusion website.
I want to bind a onclick function on the data labels.
For example, if i click on USA, there will be a pop up.
I checked the sfchart.ios documentation and there is only a function in the data point click.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Ron
You can achieve your requirement by setting custom views for data marker labels and it can be done by overriding the delegate method ViewForDataMarkerLabel. I have prepared a sample for your reference with the custom view as button on data marker labels, to enable the click event and it can be download from the following location.
http://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/directtrac/166746/ze/DataPointClick1933966243
Thanks,
Manivannan E.
This can be achieved by using the CustomChartBehavior class. We have prepared a sample based on this, and it can be downloaded from the following location.
Sample
Please let us know if you need further help.
Regards,
Sivaram G.
I am developing a application.In the application i need bar graph .Please see the see below image
I want to develop such type of bar graph .i have done a lot of R&D but not find solution.Please Help me
Thanks
Dheerendra singh
Did you take a look at https://github.com/core-plot/core-plot? I used this once and was happy with its API.
By the way: why do you need multiple plots? The plot in your screenshot seems to be made of continuous data...
Core plot is best available Graph lib for achieving this kinda bar but you have to do some customisation by your self.
I have a graph view and pie chart in my application to display some information.
How to implement accessibility so as to help visually impaired users?
For example, when I tap on bar of graph, pie chart is displayed. So how can I implement accessibility for graph plot?
Core Plot currently does not have accessibility features. You could add accessibility information about the graph as a whole to the hosting view without too much trouble, but accessing individual graph elements would be difficult.
I opened an issue on the Core Plot issue tracker for this. Please comment there if you have specific needs you would like to see addressed.
Im looking into having a tableview and a custom cell that has a webview control. The purpose of the webview would to show a google map inside the webview at some lat/long.
Could there be problematic with this approach? Memory issues?
Another approach would be having a uiimage and use the google map static api to generate the image and store the image on my server and have the app request the image via a URL.
I was hoping to avoid generating the images and storing them on my server and using directly the google map in a web view, but not sure what kind of issues i could run into with this approach?
The only problem is speed. If your table view consists of rows and rows of MKMapViews, it will take time for each one to load as the user scrolls through them. However, if there is only one it shouldn't be a problem.
The static image approach has the same problem but I think it might be slightly faster.
I have an app in the App Store for a local festival that had many events at different venues. Given that the audience was from all over the world, and thus unknown in town, the app showed a map for each event. I solved this using an MKMapView inside a custom UITableViewCell and using an accessory disclosure button that would push a detailed map view onto the navigation controller. It worked well, but was a little slow. I would not recommend it for many such cells.
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