Needle stays always at zero

[na-am]

Hi@all
i'm using latest grafana und installed yesterday d3 gauge plugin
datasource is influxdb ( select last(value) from hum )

the unit is not shown and the correct value of 37.0 isn't formatted at 1 decimal

[briangann]

can you show the metric query inspector output?

[na-am]

Hi Brian, hope, thats what you wanted to see: xhrStatus:"complete" request:Object method:"GET" url:"api/datasources/proxy/1/query" params:Object db:"thp" q:"SELECT last(value) FROM hum" epoch:"ms" data:null precision:"ms" response:Object results:Array[1] 0:Object statement_id:0 series:Array[1] 0:Object name:"hum" columns:Array[2] 0:"time" 1:"last" values:Array[1] 0:Array[1549712333926,33] Von: Brian Gann<mailto:notifications@github.com> Gesendet: Freitag, 8. Februar 2019 08:09 An: briangann/grafana-gauge-panel<mailto:grafana-gauge-panel@noreply.github.com> Cc: na-am<mailto:na_am@hotmail.com>; Author<mailto:author@noreply.github.com> Betreff: Re: [briangann/grafana-gauge-panel] Needle stays always at zero (#46) can you show the metric query inspector output? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#46 (comment)>, or mute the thread<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AtNrwxcYcYUKKV3qXDj-DzEDDBa3lxl2ks5vLSKTgaJpZM4amt5y>.

[briangann]

The response looks fine, can you try creating a new panel with no changes (all default) and the same query?

I made a similar query with influx and it shows the data (with decimals and units)

[na-am]

Surprise, surprise, Brian, the needle is moving when I Change the select statement to COUNT!!!

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[vikram-kadian]

I am getting similar error whenever the value is less than zero, needle stays at bottom. Any idea

[SwathiMuppalla]

Hi @briangann I have the same issue the gauge always stays at the maximum value.
Grafana version: Grafana v6.2.5 (6082d19)
D3 gauge version: 0.0.6

Limits i have given Min 0 and Max 100. I have tried giving MAX 700 too but still stays at max value

[pbousek]

Hello, I had same issue and same behaviour, needle moves only when I used count of measurements. Than I found, that the values that I tried to visualize are not integer or float... it was number but saved as string. So check your input if it is real number.

Surprise, surprise, Brian, the needle is moving when I Change the select statement to COUNT!!!
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[candlerb]

(Grafana 9.2.5) I get some strange behaviour dependent on decimals. Here the value is 0.499, and the units set to "Kilowatt (kW)"

When decimals set to "auto":

When decimals set to "0":

However, with decimals set to "1" the needle position is correct: