mastermind1981
commented
9 years ago No date histogram is not in the library. but you can make a widget base on the actual component of elastic ui by creating a histogram aggregation and associate the result with a charting library.
For the multi-select checklist yes it narrows the checklist based on the selection. You can change this by adding or eui-or-filter to container of the result of the aggregation.
Here is an example with both a histogram aggregation and a checklist that does not change when selecting one of its elements. I'm using to have a list of price intervals with their doc count.
<div class="form-group wrapper-sm" eui-aggregation="ejs.HistogramAggregation('price90').field('price').interval('50000').minDocCount(0)" eui-filter-self="false" eui-or-filter >
<div ng-repeat="bucket in aggResult.buckets ">
<div class="checkbox" eui-filter="ejs.RangeFilter('price').from(bucket.key).to(aggResult.buckets[$index + 1].key)">
<label class="i-checks">
<input type="checkbox" ng-model="filter.enabled" >
<i></i>
</label>
<span class="m-r-n-sm">
<small><span ng-bind-html="bucket.key | number"></span> <span ng-bind="currency"></span>-<span ng-bind-html="aggResult.buckets[$index + 1].key | number"></span> <span ng-bind="currency"></span></small>
<span class="badge bg-success"><span ng-bind-html="bucket.doc_count | number"></span></span> </span>
</div>
</div>
</div>
petercsmith
YousefED
The readme on the ElasticUI project page shows a screenshot of your Twitter dashboard with a date histogram. Is that widget part of ElasticUI?
My multi-select checklist widgets are filtering as I narrow my selection. Does your library support post_filter to change this behavior and/or is there another trick?
Thanks, Peter