Yup. <module name="HiddenChartFormatter"> <param name="charting.axisLabelsX.majorLabelStyle.useBitmapRendering">true</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsX.majorLabelStyle.useBitmapSmoothing">true</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsX.majorLabelStyle.bitmapSmoothingQuality">8</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsX.majorLabelStyle.bitmapSmoothingSharpness">5</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsX.majorLabelStyle.defaultTextFormat">{size:16}</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsX.majorLabelStyle.rotation">45</param> <module name="FlashChart"/> </module> By setting charting.axisLabelsX.majorLabelStyle.useBitmapRendering = true, you turn the textBlock into a sprite, then you get to apply all the cool transforms inherited from layoutSprite and sprite One of which is rotation. ... View more

This is totally doable with flash charts, but not necessarily for the faint of heart. Relavant code : <module name="HiddenChartFormatter"> <param name="charting.chart2.useAbsoluteSpacing">True</param> <param name="charting.chart2">column</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsY2">#axisLabelsY</param> <param name="charting.chart2.columnAlignment">.5</param> <param name="charting.transparentBrushPalette.colorPalette">#myColorPalette</param> <param name="charting.chart2.columnSpacing">20</param> <param name="charting.chart.data">@data1</param> <param name="charting.axisY2">#axisY</param> <param name="charting.axisTitleY.text">Interesting things</param> <param name="charting.data2.columns">[0,3,4,5,6,7,8]</param> <param name="charting.data2.table">@data</param> <param name="charting.data1.table">@data</param> <param name="charting.axisTitleY2.text">BLAHBLAHBLAH</param> <param name="charting.transparentBrushPalette.alpha">0.7</param> <param name="charting.chart.nullValueMode">zero</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsY2.majorLabelVisibility">hide</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsY2.axis">@axisY2</param> <param name="charting.transparentBrushPalette">solidFill</param> <param name="charting.axisTitleY2">axisTitle</param> <param name="charting.chart2.stackMode">stacked100</param> <param name="charting.chart2.axisY">@axisY2</param> <param name="charting.chart2.columnBrushPalette">@transparentBrushPalette</param> <param name="charting.data1">view</param> <param name="charting.data2">view</param> <param name="charting.legend.masterLegend">woohoo</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsY2.placement">right</param> <param name="charting.data1.columns">[0,1,2]</param> <param name="charting.chart">line</param> <param name="charting.myColorPalette.colors">[0x956E96,0x6CB8CA,0x9AC23C,0xFAC61D,0xF7912C,0xD85E3D,0x5479AF,0x999755]</param> <param name="charting.layout.axisLabels">[@axisLabelsX,@axisLabelsY2,@axisLabelsY]</param> <param name="charting.axisLabelsY.placement">left</param> <param name="charting.myColorPalette">list</param> <param name="charting.layout.charts">[@chart2,@chart]</param> <param name="charting.layout.axisTitles">[@axisTitleX,@axisTitleY2,@axisTitleY]</param> <param name="charting.chart2.data">@data2</param> <module name="FlashChart"> <param name="enableResize">False</param> <param name="height">300px</param> </module> </module> The data passed in has 9 columns, 1 is the time, 6 make up the 1st Yaxis (the columns) and the other 2 make up the line plots. Everything you need is here. Read it, then read it again : ) A painful gotcha : When you replicate an axis, modifications made to the original axis after you've duplicated it also affect the replica (true as of 4.3.4) So set your attibutes for the original Y axis, duplicate, then modify the replica. Explanation of @data We define charting.data1 is a "view" of data, and we should use the raw results from the search (@data) <param name="charting.data1">view</param> <param name="charting.data1.table">@data</param> Then we say we're only interested in colums 0, 1 and 2 <param name="charting.data1.columns">[0,1,2]</param> Then we say that charting.chart (the 1st graph) should use the data defined in charting.data1 <param name="charting.chart.data">@data1</param> Repeat for the 2nd graph <param name="charting.data2">view</param> <param name="charting.data2.table">@data</param> <param name="charting.data2.columns">[0,3,4,5,6,7,8]</param> <param name="charting.chart2.data">@data2</param> ... View more

Yeah. Put this in application.js : $(document).ajaxComplete( function() { $('p.empty_results').closest('.dashboardCell').css('display', 'none'); }); You need to use ajaxComplete because the p.empty_results doesn't exist until the search completes, long after the $(document).ready This works provided you have 1 search per dashboard cell, and works best if there's 1 cell per row. If there's more then 1 cell per row, and you like nice looking pages, you'd need to alter the width of the other cells in the row to accomodate any missing cells (i.e 3 cells in a row, you hide one because there's no results, so you need to increase the width from 33% to 50% for the remainder) Update Just because you felt fit to throw the extra rep ... This deals with resizing the remaining cells $(document).ajaxComplete( function() { $('p.empty_results').closest('.layoutCell').each(function(){ var that = this; var parent=$(this).parent(); var classList =$(parent).attr('class').split(/\s+/); $.each( classList, function(index, item){ switch (item) { case 'oneColRow': $(parent).remove(); break; case 'twoColRow': $(that).remove(); $(parent).removeClass('twoColRow').addClass('oneColRow'); break; case 'threeColRow': $(that).remove(); $(parent).removeClass('threeColRow').addClass('twoColRow'); break; } }); }); }); PS - marking answers as accepted, is the usual way to assign rep : ) ... View more

Don't specify a group attribute in the xml i.e. <module name="HiddenSavedSearch" layoutpanel="panel_row1_col1" group="something"> will render a 'last refreshed' <module name="HiddenSavedSearch" layoutpanel="panel_row1_col1"> will not ... View more

If you're using advanced XML, wrap your chart in a HiddenChartFormatter module and set a parameter <param name="chartTitle">Name of your chart goes here</param> If you want a larger title and the chart is in its own group in the page, wherever you have set the layoutPanel="panel_row1_col1" add an attribute like group="Name of your chart goes here" ... View more

In the end it was to do with app permissions. If a user does not inherit read access to the 'Search' app, the management page is always blank. Seems a bizarre scenario. ... View more