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[Discovery] Big Picture Chart Loading ...
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Hi,

I have installed the latest Discovery version and when I logged in on application the "Big Picture" chart had showed the message "Loading..." eternally.

I have seen logs and request and I didn't find any errors.

I need help to undestand what's happen?


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2020-03-23 16-24-03
Ricardo Ferreira
Solution

Problem solved. The layer "Framework" has configured to show "#8DB141\t" color and the "\t" had worked wrong when the json parse occured.

2018-09-27 18-20-33
Swatantra Kumar
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Ricardo Ferreira wrote:

Problem solved. The layer "Framework" has configured to show "#8DB141\t" color and the "\t" had worked wrong when the json parse occured.


Aha.. That's good finding. Thanks for sharing.

2018-09-27 18-20-33
Swatantra Kumar
Champion

Not sure, but when I installed on our environment (good to mention: we had tons of applications and thousands of AOs), it took quite some time to load (maybe cache) the Big Picture very first time.

2020-03-23 16-24-03
Ricardo Ferreira

Swatantra Kumar wrote:

Not sure, but when I installed on our environment (good to mention: we had tons of applications and thousands of AOs), it took quite some time to load (maybe cache) the Big Picture very first time.

Thanks Swatantra.


2021-04-21 23-06-46
Jeanene Williams

Yes the discovery tool has an issue with a lot of espaces. We have over 1000 espaces and almost 4000 AO's and had to modify the initial page and simply put a top 50 on the query to stop it timing out.

2020-03-23 16-24-03
Ricardo Ferreira

John Williams wrote:

Yes the discovery tool has an issue with a lot of espaces. We have over 1000 espaces and almost 4000 AO's and had to modify the initial page and simply put a top 50 on the query to stop it timing out.

Thanks John.


2020-03-23 16-24-03
Ricardo Ferreira

I have this error at console:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token  in JSON at position 1749

    at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)

    at Object.d3_json (d3v3.js?63444:467)

    at XMLHttpRequest.respond (d3v3.js?63444:400)

2020-03-23 16-24-03
Ricardo Ferreira
Solution

Problem solved. The layer "Framework" has configured to show "#8DB141\t" color and the "\t" had worked wrong when the json parse occured.

2018-09-27 18-20-33
Swatantra Kumar
Champion

Ricardo Ferreira wrote:

Problem solved. The layer "Framework" has configured to show "#8DB141\t" color and the "\t" had worked wrong when the json parse occured.


Aha.. That's good finding. Thanks for sharing.

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