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Map Panel for Grafana with improved convenience, robustness and features. Friendly fork of the original Grafana Worldmap Panel. Currently not maintained, but verified to work up to Grafana 9.

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[Question] Hide fields in label

tdeslage opened this issue · comments

Hello,

Is there a way to disable somes fields in the label ?
For exemple, can I hide, "attribute", and "metric" fields which are automatically summarized in the first field (temperature : 12)
FROM :
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TO :
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Or is there a way to disable the automatic field "temperature : 12" which take the metric field and the label field ?

Hi @tdeslage,

thank you for writing in. Maybe your report is similar to what @oliveres reported at #77 (comment)?

If so, the flaw was introduced by #77 which has already been reverted. However, incorporating this revert into the upcoming release is still pending.

With kind regards,
Andreas.

Hi there,

finally, I have been able to find some time to issue the regular release (0.16.0), see https://github.com/panodata/panodata-map-panel/releases/tag/0.16.0. We will be happy to receive any feedback how this version works.

Please note that the plugin name changed to panodata-map-panel in order to support #112.

With kind regards,
Andreas.

Hi,
I'm using a custom backend-datasource-plugin and I retreave my data in a table.

Using geohash instead lat/long was a solution to display less information in popup, BUT since the new release and the revert of multiple metric, there is only one metric displaying in the popup.

I need to have multiple fields in my popup but not recurrent data (cf my screenshot where attribute = temperature and metric = 12 got summarized into temperature = 12).

Hi @tdeslage,

thanks for your response. I just created #118, where I tried to summarize the topic about customizing the popup contents as good as possible and also took your request into account.

With kind regards,
Andreas.