I want to add a custom formula in MAP of kibana dashboard.
As we can add a formula in kibana lenses, is there any way to add the same formula in MAP of kibana dashboard?
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I am working on a use case where I need to create a new Kibana dashboard based on a new data view that can be dynamically created from an index pattern in ES.
I read from here -
can you create visuals programmatically in Kibana?
that one can create a template in ndjson format and swap out the variable parts to create a new dashboard. I tried to swap out the variable parts however it ended up replacing the old dashboard that I had exported to get the ndjson template earlier.
If anyone has a working solution or ideas about creating a working generic Kibana dashboard template that can be imported programmatically to create a new dashboard based on new data views then it will be of great help to folks like me here. Thanks in advance.
I have created a table in Wordpress using WpDataTable plugin. I need to extract one value from the table for some specific purpose. How can I achieve this ?
Is it possible to segment based on URL path?
Say I have one Google Analytics account with one created property (tied to abc.com). Depending on your login information, it will send you to abc.com/red, abc.com/blue or abc.com/yellow.
Is it possible to create separate views for /red, /blue and /yellow? How do you implement a custom filter for it?
Using Google Data Studio, how would you add a filter control to filter between /red, /blue and /yellow?
In your GA filter for the view choose :
predefined -> include only traffic to the subdirectories -> that are equal to -> /red/
The Algolia Wordpress plugin (https://community.algolia.com/wordpress/) replaces the standard Wordpress search.
I've selected the Use Algolia in the backend setting instead of Use Algolia with Instantsearch.js, because I need complete control over the UI.
This option states that it does not support filtering and displaying instant search results. However, I'm assuming this is referring to Instantsearch.js and there is still a way to filter the API query manually.
I need to either:
Filter the Algolia API search results by taxonomy, likely with facets. Can I customise the query
that is sent to the Algolia API to include facet filtering?
If that's not possible, is there a plugin filter that would allow me to filter the
results (and adjust the global WP_Query) after the API query has
completed?
Thanks in advance.
There is a filter hook that can be used to adjust the parameters used for the call to Algolia: algolia_search_params.
This filter is called right before doing the search operation: https://github.com/algolia/algoliasearch-wordpress/blob/master/includes/class-algolia-search.php#L59
By using that filter you can provide any valid Algolia search parameter.
I am using the gmap and location modules to display a map. I would like the users to be able to fill an address in a field and the map autocenters and autozooms to that address. Like maps.google.com does it.
Is there a module or any specific configuration I can do with drupal? Ultimately I would like to create an advance filter where user inputs country, province and address and posibly select from a drop down list. Something very similar to what it is done in the following link http://www.dei.gr/Default.aspx?id=30608&nt=18&lang=2&langid=1
Thanks.
The GMap Location Module is the one which fits the requirements most closely.
"Provides a map of all a site's nodes and a map of all of the site users."
If you'd like to create it by yourself:
Would suggest to create 2 tables - with labels and center-points - in order to populate these cascaded drop-downs.
The last input-box needs to geo-code the entered text - over the Google GeoCoder API.
Of course any centerpoint could be geo-coded - but you have a limit of 2.500 API requests per 24hrs on the PHP API,
unless being a premier customer (besides local results are just quicker). That's why it's recommend to store the center-points for each item in the drop-downs in a table - and only use the JS API (instead of the PHP API) for the last step.
The example which you provided reloads the whole page when changing the drop-downs, which should be avoided.