Your dashboard is too large. Please reduce the size before save it.

[ramesh2744]

Expected results

Dashboard should allow to add the new charts and resizing the charts after clicking save button.

Actual results:

I have an existing dashboard created and contains some charts. Now, I'm trying to add the new charts to it.
Dashboard is not allowing me to save after adding the new charts. Instead, it shows a pop up as shown in below screenshot.

Screenshots

Environment

• superset version: 1.0.1
• python version: python 3.7
• OS: Ubuntu 16.04

Checklist

• I have checked the superset logs for python stack traces and included it here as text if there are any.
• I have reproduced the issue with at least the latest released version of superset.
• I have checked the issue tracker for the same issue and I haven't found one similar.

[ramesh2744]

I got confusion in adding for this one as bug or improvement. For now, I Kept this issue as a bug. Please change it to respective category as needed.

[yousoph]

Hi @ramesh2744 , have you run into this issue recently? If so, can you give a bit more info about your dashboard? How many charts, tabs, types of charts, etc
Thanks!

[yousoph]

Closing as we've been unable to repro. Please reopen with more details if you're still able to reproduce this issue, thanks!

[kaspergaj]

I still experience the issue with the latest Superst 1.3.2.

We're making dashboards where clients can only view and apply filters (not create their own charts). Therefore the dashboards have to be extensive to support any desired visualisation.

One of the impacted dashboards have 5 main tabs, about 75 charts, and 10 filterboxes. It's mainly bar charts in this one, but other impacted dashboards have time-series charts.

[Kingflyinger]

I still experience the issue with the latest Superst 1.3.2.

We're making dashboards where clients can only view and apply filters (not create their own charts). Therefore the dashboards have to be extensive to support any desired visualisation.

One of the impacted dashboards have 5 main tabs, about 75 charts, and 10 filterboxes. It's mainly bar charts in this one, but other impacted dashboards have time-series charts.

this issue has been closed,if you need help please open a new issue

[Kingflyinger]

I still experience the issue with the latest Superst 1.3.2.

We're making dashboards where clients can only view and apply filters (not create their own charts). Therefore the dashboards have to be extensive to support any desired visualisation.

One of the impacted dashboards have 5 main tabs, about 75 charts, and 10 filterboxes. It's mainly bar charts in this one, but other impacted dashboards have time-series charts.

I searched the code,and found edit the config.py can solve it.

SUPERSET_DASHBOARD_POSITION_DATA_LIMIT = 85195

[villebro]

@Kingflyinger FYI, you can modify that parameter in your superset_config.py. The default value is set based on the maximum size of the TEXT column type in an old MySQL version: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6766781/maximum-length-for-mysql-type-text#:~:text=TEXT%20is%20a%20string%20data,maximum%20length%20of%204%2C294%2C967%2C295%20characters. For Postgres or a newer version of MySQL I believe this is around 1Gb, so you can safely add a few zeros to the current default value which is 65535.

[Kingflyinger]

@Kingflyinger FYI, you can modify that parameter in your superset_config.py. The default value is set based on the maximum size of the TEXT column type in an old MySQL version: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6766781/maximum-length-for-mysql-type-text#:~:text=TEXT%20is%20a%20string%20data,maximum%20length%20of%204%2C294%2C967%2C295%20characters. For Postgres or a newer version of MySQL I believe this is around 1Gb, so you can safely add a few zeros to the current default value which is 65535.

thank you for your information, I searched DB storage and found nothing. happy to know I can just add zeros