MuznahM
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Request for API to Programmatically Retrieve Widget-Level Error Responses in Sisense Dashboards
We are currently conducting automated tests on Sisense dashboards to ensure data reliability and visualization integrity. To detect failures, we’ve been using HTML tags to inspect widget responses. However, this approach has limitations especially with indicator widgets that use the <canvas> tag, which restricts DOM-level access and makes it difficult to capture error states. We’ve also explored using the POST /datasources/{cubeName}/jaql API to fetch data, but the payload is large and complex, making it challenging to parse programmatically for error detection. Given these constraints, we’re looking for an API or method that allows us to programmatically retrieve widget-level error responses or statuses from the dashboard. This would significantly improve the reliability and coverage of our automated testing framework Feature Request: Introduce an API or system-level mechanism to: Detect and retrieve widget-level error states Identify query execution failures tied to specific widgets Support automated testing and validation workflowsRe: How do we change the time period if we are using "Dashboard Filters (by Filter name)"?
Hi ILLIA , It’s working as expected now. Thank you so much for providing such a great solution. I have one more question: Is it possible to sync both the custom button filter (as mentioned in the previous ticket) and the dashboard filter, specifically the "from" and "to" date range filters? I tried using a script, but it didn’t work as expected. I’ve made some modifications to the solution you provided, which successfully changes the button color when selected. // Holds the chosen granularity from the selected button 'months' for example const dategran = payload.title; //Change the background color for unselected buttons payload.widget.style.currentCard.body[0].items[0].columns[0].items[0].actions.forEach(function (i) { i.style["background-color"] = '#D3D3D3' }) //Change the background color for selected buttons payload.widget.style.currentCard.body[0].items[0].columns[0].items[0].actions.filter(i => i.title == dategran)[0].style["background-color"] = "#1D426C" //Redraw the changes payload.widget.redraw() let itemArr = prism.activeDashboard.filters.$$items; let OurFilter = itemArr.find(function (x) { return x.jaql && x.jaql.title === payload.data.filters[0].filterName }); OurFilter.jaql.level = payload.data.level; OurFilter.jaql.filter = payload.data.filters[0].filterJaql; payload.widget.dashboard.filters.update(OurFilter, {save:true, refresh: true}); However, I want to implement two additional modifications: When editing the dashboard filter (e.g., changing the date range from "Last 90 days" in the custom filter to "Last 1 month" using the date range filter), I need the custom filter button selection to automatically switch to "Last 1 month." If I select a filter option that isn’t available in the custom filter buttons, I need all the buttons to be deselected. Is it possible to achieve this scenario using a script? Thank you for your assistance. Best Regards, Muznah Musthafa1.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Selected value in accordion widget is not getting change the parent dashboard filter in Sisense Why?
Hi DRay I haven't been able to resolve this issue yet. Since we need to display all the widgets on the same dashboard, I don't think Tabber is the right solution for us. Thanks for understanding, Muznah2.3KViews0likes1CommentHow do we change the time period if we are using "Dashboard Filters (by Filter name)"?
How do we change the time period if we are using "Dashboard Filters (by Filter name)"? For example, I made separate date range buttons linked to dashboard date range filters such as “Last 90 Days,” “Last 30 Days,” “Last 7 Days,” "Last Month," "Last Quarter," and "Last Year". In the BloX editor, I used code like this: { "style": "", "script": "", "showCarousel": true, "body": [ { "type": "Container", "width": "50%", "style": { "margin": "0 auto", "background-color": "#FFFFFF" }, "items": [ { "type": "ColumnSet", "style": { "display": "flex", "flex-direction": "row", "justify-content": "center", "background-color": "#FFFFFF" }, "columns": [ { "type": "Column", "width": "auto", "style": "", "items": [ { "type": "ActionSet", "actions": [ { "title": "Last 1 Day", "type": "Filters", "data": { "filters": [ { "filterName": "Date Range", "filterJaql": { "selectedVal": "1", "last": { "offset": 1, "count": 1 }, "multiSelection": true } } ] } }, { "title": "Last 30 Day", "type": "Filters", "data": { "filters": [ { "filterName": "Date Range", "filterJaql": { "selectedVal": "2", "last": { "count": 30, "offset": 1 }, "multiSelection": true } } ] } }, { "title": "Last 90 Day", "type": "Filters", "data": { "filters": [ { "filterName": "Date Range", "filterJaql": { "selectedVal": "3", "last": { "count": 90, "offset": 1 }, "multiSelection": true } } ] } }, { "title": "Last Month", "type": "Filters", "data": { "filters": [ { "filterName": "Date Range", "filterJaql": { "selectedVal": "4", "last": { "count": 1, "offset": 1 }, "multiSelection": true } } ] } }, { "title": "Last Quarter", "type": "Filters", "data": { "filters": [ { "filterName": "Date Range", "filterJaql": { "selectedVal": "5", "last": { "count": 1, "offset": 1 }, "multiSelection": true } } ] } }, { "title": "Last Year", "type": "Filters", "data": { "filters": [ { "filterName": "Date Range", "filterJaql": { "selectedVal": "6", "last": { "count": 1, "offset": 1 }, "multiSelection": true } } ] } } ] } ] } ] } ] } ] } It is not changing the 'level' such as days, months, quarters, or years. Instead, it is only changing the count and offset value of the filter. So, I added script-level code and gave each button 'selectedVal', and in the script editor, I used code like this: // Preserve Blox filter inputs after filter change, sync with current filter state widget.on('ready', function () { // Only hide the title for viewers of the dashboard if (prism.user.roleName == 'consumer'){ $('widget-header', element.parent()).css('display','none'); } // Modify to match the relevant filter title let filterModifiedName = "Date Range" filterModifiedName = filterModifiedName.toLowerCase() // Variable containing the Dashboard filter modified by Blox let modifiedFilter = widget.dashboard.filters.$$items.find(function (filterItem) { return !filterItem.isCascading && filterItem.jaql && filterItem.jaql.title && filterItem.jaql.title.toLowerCase() === filterModifiedName; }); // If relevant filter has from and to values selected (change as needed if filter uses members or any other type of filter) if (modifiedFilter && modifiedFilter.jaql && modifiedFilter.jaql.filter && modifiedFilter.jaql.filter.radiotVal) { // Filter from and to value from dashboard filters let selectedVal = modifiedFilter.jaql.filter.radiotVal; console.log(selectedVal); if(selectedVal === "1") { modifiedFilter.jaql.level = "days" } if(selectedVal === "2") { modifiedFilter.jaql.level = "days" } if(selectedVal === "3") { modifiedFilter.jaql.level = "days" } if(selectedVal === "4") { modifiedFilter.jaql.level= "months" } if(selectedVal === "5") { modifiedFilter.jaql.level = "quarters" } if(selectedVal === "6") { modifiedFilter.jaql.level = "years" } // Change filter ID selector as needed, to match ID parameter of input Elements let inputElementOffset = $('[id="data.filters[0].filterJaql.selectedVal"]', element)[0] // Set value of inputs to value of filter inputElementOffset.value = selectedVal } }) It actually changes the time period (e.g., 'level': 'month'), but it's not working as expected. Is there any better solution for this other than "Dashboard Filters (by Dimensions)"? Regards MuznahSolved1.5KViews2likes3CommentsRe: Building Confidence (and BloX Widgets) with the Help of Sisense Trainers
eS_Ce How do we change the time period if we are using "Dashboard Filters (by Filter name)" as the action type and want to add date range buttons such as "Last Month," "Last Quarter," and "Last Year" linked to the dashboard filter? Regards Muznah490Views1like0Comments