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There are declarative attributes to determine whether we have a marker (or not) and which
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So, beforeĭiving into Javascript coding, always check whether Page Designer provides a declarative attribute for yourįor the scope of this how to document, we will use Javascript to change the Marker Now have a declarative attribute in 5.1 - and we should prefer declarative attributes whenever we can. StyleDefaults.lineWidth attribute - but wait a moment: For this, we To change the line width for a line chart region, we could use the Thus the whole Oracle JET javascript functionality can beĪpplied to an Oracle JET chart region in Application Express.
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The function changes and returns that configuration object.
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Application Express will pass an Oracle JET configuration
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As reference, check the XML snippet and activity code in the Quick Start Guide. This attribute expects a javascript function. Theres a lack of some attributes in the XML, also try to not use ScrollView. (slight differences in the following screenshots result from differences in the table data).Ĭustomize an Oracle JET charts with "Javascript Code" in the "Advanced" section All charts will look as they looked in the previous APEX version Thus, an An圜hart chart within an APEX 5.0 application, will still be an An圜hart chartĪfter the instance has been upgraded, or the application has been imported into APEX 5.1. I cannot find any documentation on how to re-render a bar chart (any chart) when I have updated data to pass to the chart.I want to be able to render a. These applications work as they worked in the previous release. when Application Express instances are upgraded or applications are imported from a previous release, The An圜hart engine is still contained in Application Express 5.1 - and that is needed for exactly thoseĪpplications, which have been created in a previous release and which are upgraded to or imported into In Application Express 5.1 - that may change in a future version. For the Gantt and Map charts, this is still true In previous releases of Application Express, the declarative charting solution
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Time axis support in Oracle JET Charts: Mixed frequency supportĬhart upgrade from previous Application Express versions to 5.1 Beyond that, Oracle JET charts can be automatically refreshed in regular intervals - which is important for dashboard or portal pages. The An圜hart engine used in the previous APEX versions.Īll Application Express charts based on Oracle JET are responsiveĪnd accessible - so they adjust to the actual screen size, can be used with the keyboard orīeing processed by screen readers. The chart attributes in Pageĭesigner indeed look different (and we have a lot more attributes), just because Oracle JET is different to With Page Designer, in Chart Attributes, SQL result columns are then mapped to chart attributes likeīasic chart types (like Bar or Line) need at least two columns other types might need more. Unlike previous versions, specific SQL query syntax isĪny SQL query (even select * from emp) can be used. A chart is still driven by a SQL queryĪs the data source and configured using Page Designer. I encourage anyone interested in the issue to follow the issue thread to see where that goes and submit their pull requests once the reasons for warnings are known.Don't use Oracle JET in Application 5.1 as in earlier versions,Ĭreating a chart works similar to earlier Application Express versions. As of know I am assuming there might be some work necessary, a little / a lot of which would've involve pull-requests in the original vue-chartjs project. The issue gets submitted as a bug to our taskboard to be resolved. Suggested solutions, be it using the enclosed mixins or creating custom watchers, did not work on my end (to be exact, creating a watcher for chartData prop object did work, but still produced errors in the console regarding possible endless loops). Unfortunately, after long hours of investigating, it turned out the feature is, as per the project's docs, not robust at least. Worth to note, the wrapper's author tried to reach kudos-worth end of adding reactiveness to otherwise static chart rendering. Since we are using vue-chartjs solutions to make it work, we fell prey to vulnerabilities of the original project when it comes to dynamic chart data changes.