Auto zoom Area Map widget to a specific country on load (Linux)
Auto zoom Area Map widget to a specific country on load To test this solution, you must create a dashboard based on Sample ECommerce and an Area Map widget based on a Country column. Once it is done - please go to the widget editor, click three dots select Edit Script, then paste the following script there: As a result, we have our Area Map widget zoomed to Germany on the initial load: const countryName = 'Germany' widget.on('processresult', (scope, args)=>{ saveMapObj() }) widget.on('domready', (scope, args)=>{ zoomToCountry(L.geoJson(widget.queryResult.geoJson), window.currentMap, countryName); }) function zoomToCountry(geoData, map, countryName) { // Create a new empty GeoJSON object to store only the selected country's feature(s) geoData.eachLayer(function (layer) { if (layer.feature.properties.name === countryName) { map.fitBounds(layer.getBounds()); // Zoom to country bounds } }) } function saveMapObj() { let leafletHookStatus = $$get(prism, 'autoZoomAreaMap.leaflet.initHookAdded') if(!leafletHookStatus) { L.Map.addInitHook(function () { window.currentMap = this }) $$set(prism, 'autoZoomAreaMap.leaflet.initHookAdded', true); } } [ALT Text: A map of Europe with colored regions indicating specific areas. Central Europe is highlighted in teal, while other areas appear in gray. The United Kingdom is visible to the northwest. The date displayed at the top indicates June 10, 2025.] DO NOT CHANGE!!! Disclaimer: This post outlines a potential custom workaround for a specific use case or provides instructions regarding a specific task. The solution may not work in all scenarios or Sisense versions, so we strongly recommend testing it in your environment before deployment. If you need further assistance with this please let us know.How to Implement Linkable Text in a Widget (Linux)
How to Implement Linkable Text in a Widget (Linux) Introduction This article provides a guide on implementing linkable text to navigate to another dashboard in Sisense. The goal is to enable users to access a linked dashboard by clicking on a text element rather than interacting with a widget. This serves as a workaround for the default functionality, which typically requires a widget click (using Jump to Dashboard with native widgets). Step-by-Step Guide Using Text Widget: Use the direct link to the desired dashboard. This method allows users to be redirected directly to the dashboard upon clicking the text link. For example, you can add a hyperlink to the Text Widget. Prefer refer to this guide: Text Widget Documentation. Using BloX: Utilize the BloX widget to create a button that simulates the appearance and position of text within your design using the Action Button feature. This approach enables users to open the dashboard by clicking the button. Please follow this guide for reference: Creating Action Buttons. If you need to apply filters, configure the BloX widget to perform the Jump to Dashboard (JTD) action. For further instructions on setting up BloX with JTD, refer to this community article on using Jump to Dashboard in a BloX widget. Conclusion Implementing linkable text in a widget provides a seamless navigation experience in Sisense, bypassing the need for widget interactions. Whether using a Text Widget for direct links or leveraging BloX for more customization, these methods allow users to efficiently jump between dashboards. References/ Related Content How to Use Jump to Dashboard in a BloX Widget Creating Action Buttons Text Widget Documentation Jump to Dashboard
Get ElastiCube from Process ID
Question I would like to be able to track memory consumption of my ElastiCubes, but I can't find an easy way to link the process ID of my ElastiCube to the cube name. Answer If you open the Task Manager, go to the Details tab and right-click on one of the columns then click on the Select columns option. Find the Command line option. Still on the Details tab, if you search for ElastiCube.exe processes, you can see the ElastiCube name as one of the process arguments (dbname) You can use the following PowerShell (make sure to run as Admin) script to extract all of these into a CSV file: $process = "elasticube.exe" Get-CimInstance Win32_Process -Filter "name = '$process'" | Select CommandLine | Export-Csv -Path "c:\temp\reports.csv"
