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... clicking on the name of partial function should take the user back to the list view and only show the calls to that partial function (with other search criteria still there).
This would allow us to see the details related to that call e.g. response codes etc.
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Using another tool for drawing bar charts might do it, e.g. D3. But that is considerably more difficult to use than ChartJS for a 'simple' chart. I also do not know yet if D3 would be up to the task.
Then i tried to have empty labels in the chart and added HTML 'labels' positioned meticulously to appear in front of the bar. This positioning falls apart for different numbers of partial functions when using static margins in CSS. We would need some formula to calculate the values dynamically via JS. Also, responsiveness went over board, maybe fixable via JS. Meh ...
Maybe we need to think about the layout differently. We could draw one SVG bar chart for each partial function (without label) and have an HTML label with the link underneath each of them. This way we would have the bars still close together for comparison in size and have the links close to the corresponding bar.
Or maybe we ditch SVG / ChartJS altogether and draw using HTML only? We would lose a few special effects, but maybe we do not need all that eye-candy?
... clicking on the name of partial function should take the user back to the list view and only show the calls to that partial function (with other search criteria still there).
This would allow us to see the details related to that call e.g. response codes etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: