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g is not a function #12
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Similar problem, but 'g is not a function is only one aspect. If i leave WHERE as time-limiting macro - nothing works. The only way i can make it draw something is the following: You can see that "time" is really used as "from" and "value" is both as "To" and "Metric" |
Try Format as Table |
I see same issue: |
I have the same issue ("g is not a function" error when I try to add data). Has there been any updates on this? |
I too am seeing this on v9.3.8 and 9.5.1 I'm not sure what the issue is. Any help would be greatly appreciated! |
Hey everyone, sorry for the late reply, I didn't get a notification and am just now seeing these.
In terms of the "g is not a function" error, that is unfortunately a super generic Grafana error and I can't really debug based on that. If you could screenshot your console, that would make it easier for me to debug. |
Same issue here. This can be reproduced with a 5-row dataset: |
Hi, Try this, I got it to work. Must select Table and format data correctly. Note tect data must be reformeted as number. |
Hi Felipe, What version are you using. In my post above you will see an option called VALUE FIELD which I set to COUNT. But I do not see this option in your screenshot? It appears between The Node padding and Layout Iterations sliders but in yours it is missing? See below. Maybe it is somewhere else but you need to find it and set as I have done. |
Indeed, I had also noted the lack of the I was using |
Great, alls well that ends well |
I'm trying to use the Sankey plugin (v1.0.6) with Grafana v8.4.10.
When the panel attempts to render the graph, I get an error:
g is not a function. (In 'g(u.nodeColor)', 'g' is undefined)
Any ideas as to what might be wrong? Thanks!
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