In this tutorial, we will add markers to the project.
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| Identifier | Title | Data type |
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store_id | Store ID | integer |
address | Store address | string |
store_type | Store type | string |
| Opening hours | string |
monthly_rent | Monthly rent | integer |
contact | Contact email | string |
link | Store web link | string |
parking | Designated parking lot | string |
employees | Number of employees | integer |
lat | Store's latitude | latitude |
lng | Store's longitude | longitude |
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{
"filterable": true,
"name": "store_id_store",
"title": "Store ID",
"column": "store_id_store",
"type": "integer",
"foreignKey": "stores"
},
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After When Turnover value indicator is visualized, after clicking on a marker, catchment area of selected store will be displayed. Catchment areas represent those areas, where a given indicator has the biggest value.
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It is possible visualise the value of an indicator using quantitative markers of different sizes. To achieve this, we will add the markersOnly property to the transactionsthe business_overview_view content.
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"content": {
"icon": "catchmentshopping_areacart",
"dashboard": "/rest/projects/$projectId/md/dashboards?name=transactionsbusiness_overview_dashboard",
"markerSelector": "/rest/projects/$projectId/md/markerSelectors?name=stores_marker_selector",
"markersOnly": true
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