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I also just tried the spjs_chartOptionOverride function, but realized quickly that is based on the column value, not the column label.

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I’ve tried these notations:

colorByLabel {“value1″:”red”,”value2″:”blue”}
colors [“red”,”blue”]
series {“0”:{“color”:”red”},”1″:{“color”:”blue”}}

The first two don’t work on my column chart. I know something is happening because when I use those options the default color goes away and a random color is assigned, but its the same color for all columns.

The third one works fine if there is more than one series, but I want to color columns in a single series differently. It doesn’t have to be by value/label since I can control the sorting in the list view.

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Should the colorByLabel option work for column charts? I thought it used to be for pie charts only but the help doesn’t indicate that any more.

Thanks!

[DCH]

Hey there, just curious, are you still working on an update for SPJS Charts?

[DCH]

I’ve had the same problem and did this:

1. add ‘?contents=1’ to the end of the page URL (without the quotes)
2. delete the overlay webpart on the Web Part Page Maintenance screen that comes up

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Here is the value in my PatternFormat field. And the URL below is what is in the ‘https://URLGeneratedByPatternFormat’ above (including the single quotes).

<a href='https://sharepoint/sites/site/Lists/List/View.aspx?View={9398E27A-31BE-4CFA-89B4-837F6F111E36}&FilterField1=Status&FilterValue1={0}' target='_blank'>{0}</a>

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Awesome thanks, this gets me further than I’ve gotten before!

I’m not sure if this is a bug or something I still don’t understand, but the URL ends up like this:

https://sharepoint.com/sites/site/SitePages/’https://URLGeneratedByPatternFormat’

• This reply was modified 9 years, 1 month ago by DCH.

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I’ve had trouble before with the Lookup (id) field type and {currentItem:ID} combination. When I made the query text based instead of numeric it worked for me.

[DCH]

Phew! I’m not crazy then.

I am using:

DFFS Frontend v4.255
DFFS Backend v4.254
CSS version: 4.01 / 4.01
spjs-utility version: 1.205

[DCH]

Yes, the new updates fixed the issue, thank you!

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Lana,

I was confused at first myself, but then I saw that Alexander changed it from the up/down buttons to the “order from top” drop downs in the first column. It is mentioned in the change log but I didn’t take notice at first. I think the new method is much faster and easier to use.

Thanks!

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Alexander,

Thank for adding this to the newest versions. I now have v4.254_backend, v4.255_frontend, and spjs-utility v1.205 installed. The rules will now allow me to hide the SBS label (thanks!) but the empty parent TR is still there in the form. I tried to add the element id (e.g., sbs_OuterTR_6) to the rule but then I got the “This took forever” overlay again.

When I click the overlay to hide it, the DFFS form is there with all the tabs in place instead of the out-of-the-box form I usually see when that happens.

Thanks!

DCH

• This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by DCH.

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Using those two files I was able to see the tabs on both the DispForm and EditForm, and I was able to access the backend configuration page, but I also got this alert on my page:

The query cannot be completed because the number of lookup columns it contains exceeds the lookup column threshold enforced by the administrator. Operations that exceed the list view threshold are allowed in the following time window defined by the administrator: Daily, from 8:00:00 PM to 12:00:00 AM .

• This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by DCH.

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This might help? I use jQuery to add an “$” in front of currency fields in my NewForm and EditForm. When it stopped working one day it took me a bit to figure out that SharePoint adds “Required Field” to the input element title property.

$("input[title='2014 Capital Budget Required Field']").before("$ ");

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