Hide Widget based on grouped by Column Values
Hello I'm looking to hide a specific widget id if a specific value exists within a column value. I started with dashboard.on('widgetrefreshed', function (se, ev) { widgetList = ['682f7ab1602b5d7f74c97e6f', ] if(widgetList.includes(ev.widget.oid)) { $(`widget[widgetid="${ev.widget.oid}"]`).closest('.dashboard-layout-subcell-host').addClass('dontshowme-parent') } }); but I am not sure how to check if the value for a column called test_benchmarks contains 'ctv'
Need swagger/openapi spec to generate client
Hello! My team is integrating with your system and I wanted to generate (via codegen-swagger or @openapitools/openapi-generator-cli) the client that is supposed to talk to your API. For that purpose I would need access to you swagger specification or openapi specification document via link or something. Do you have such specification somewhere and if yes could you provide me a link for it or help me navigate to it? Best regards, RadoHow to target a specific cell/column to change the column in a pivot table?
I have a pivot table where I am trying to turn the "Activity date for billable time" light green (can be any color) in my widget edit script, along with its corresponding value from another column, 2025-08-18, in this example. I have tried a couple of different script but nothing seems to work: (function () { // === settings === var VALS = 'Activity date for billable time'; // sub-header text to match var COLOR = '#e6f4ea'; // light green var MAX_TRIES = 40, RETRY_MS = 150; // --- tiny helpers (no backticks) --- function getRoot(w){ return (w && ((w.$$container && w.$$container[0]) || (w.$container && w.$container[0]) || w.container)) || document; } function qAll(root, sel){ return Array.prototype.slice.call(root.querySelectorAll(sel)); } // Find runtime column index by reading row-1 sub-header text function getColByRow1Label(root, vals){ var tds = qAll(root, '.table-grid.table-grid--top td.table-grid__cell--row-1'); for (var i = 0; i < tds.length; i++){ var td = tds[i]; var textEl = td.querySelector('.table-grid__content div'); var txt = (textEl && (textEl.innerText || '').trim()) || ''; if (txt === vals){ var classes = td.className.split(/\s+/); for (var c = 0; c < classes.length; c++){ if (classes[c].indexOf('table-grid__cell--col-') === 0){ return parseInt(classes[c].split('--col-')[1], 10); } } } } return null; } // Inject a CSS rule so it survives re-renders/virtualization function injectCSS(root, col){ // remove any prior rule from this script var old = root.querySelector('style[data-col-color]'); if (old && old.parentNode) old.parentNode.removeChild(old); var css = '' + '.table-grid.table-grid--top td.table-grid__cell--row-1.table-grid__cell--col-' + col + ' .table-grid__content{' + 'background-color:' + COLOR + ' !important;' + 'border-radius:4px !important;' + '}\n' + '.table-grid:not(.table-grid--top) td.table-grid__cell--col-' + col + ' .table-grid__content{' + 'background-color:' + COLOR + ' !important;' + 'border-radius:4px !important;' + '}'; var style = document.createElement('style'); style.type = 'text/css'; style.setAttribute('data-col-color', 'col-' + col); style.appendChild(document.createTextNode(css)); (root || document.body).appendChild(style); } function runOnce(w){ var root = getRoot(w); if (!root || !root.querySelector('.table-grid')) return false; // DOM not ready yet var col = getColByRow1Label(root, VALS); if (col == null) return false; injectCSS(root, col); return true; } function schedule(w){ var tries = 0; (function tick(){ if (runOnce(w)) return; if (++tries < MAX_TRIES) setTimeout(tick, RETRY_MS); })(); } // hook into widget lifecycle widget.on('domready', function(w){ schedule(w); }); widget.on('refreshed', function(w){ schedule(w); }); // try immediately too schedule(widget); })(); : (function () { var COLOR = '#e6f4ea'; // light green // 1) Color the VALUE cells for the target column member widget.transformPivot( { type: ['value'], // only data cells columns: [{ // << CHANGE THIS to the exact dim used in the Columns panel >> dim: '[Program_Assessment_Response_Question.Program_Assessment_Question_Version_Name]', // << keep this as the visible member text in your header >> members: ['Activity date for billable time'] }] }, function (_metadata, cellEl) { // Paint value cells without touching alignment cellEl.style.setProperty('background-color', COLOR, 'important'); cellEl.style.setProperty('box-shadow', 'inset 0 0 0 9999px ' + COLOR, 'important'); cellEl.style.setProperty('border-radius', '4px', 'important'); } ); // 2) (Optional) Also color the COLUMN HEADER cell for that member // If your Sisense version supports targeting column headers: widget.transformPivot( { type: ['columnHeader'], // header cells along the columns axis columns: [{ dim: '[Program_Assessment_Response_Question.Program_Assessment_Question_Version_Name]', // << same dim as above members: ['Activity date for billable time'] }] }, function (_metadata, cellEl) { // Header DOM is the TD; center style already handled elsewhere, so only background var content = cellEl.querySelector('.table-grid__content') || cellEl; content.style.setProperty('background-color', COLOR, 'important'); content.style.setProperty('border-radius', '4px', 'important'); } ); })(); DRay any suggestions or anyone from your team have an idea?How to achieve a Booking Summary by Day of the Week by Hour of the day?
Hi DRay , I am trying to achieve a pivot table with a heatmap that shows the day of the week at the top and the hours on the y-axis. I currently have this so far: But as we can see that the days of the week do not sort in the order from Monday to Sunday. Is there a way to achieve a custom column value? I also want to be able to click on a column, i.e., Friday then take me to a week with the all the bookings for that week like this. Can this be achieved in Sisense?
Help with CI/CD Workflow for Sisense + GitHub Integration
Hi everyone, We're currently using two environments—test and prod—and recently began using Sisense's Git integration with GitHub. We're now looking to improve our CI/CD process and wondering if anyone has come across solid documentation or examples. Specifically, we're hoping to: Automatically deploy changes from a feature branch in test to main in test after a pull request is merged Then automatically deploy the same changes to prod Has anyone implemented a workflow like this or found official guidance on automating these deployment steps? We'd love to avoid manually pulling these changes into each environment. Appreciate any advice, links, or lessons learned!
