Cartodiagram Map does not work for me #34069
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Hi @Moosheimer! I'm Dosu and I’m helping the superset team. The Cartodiagram Map requires a few specific settings for pies to display. Make sure you have: (1) selected a chart in the "Chart" (selected_chart) control in the Configuration section, (2) chosen the correct geometry column (geom_column) that contains your point coordinates (usually as GeoJSON), and (3) ensured your dataset has the expected format for pie data. If any of these are missing or misconfigured, the map will show but pies won't render, and you won't see an error message [source]. Recent changes to map rendering (DeckGL layers) in Superset 5.0 could also affect how pies are displayed if your data or configuration isn't compatible [source]. Double-check that your chart and geometry column are set, and that your data matches the expected schema. If everything looks correct, try checking your browser console for silent errors, as the plugin may skip rendering pies if it can't parse the data. If you still have trouble, let me know which columns you selected for "Chart" and "Geometry Column," and what your data looks like—this will help narrow it down. To reply, just mention @dosu. How did I do? Good | Irrelevant | Incorrect | Verbose | Hallucination | Report 🐛 | Other |
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(1) done I selected: The Pie chart looks good. |
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Your geometry column format looks correct—the Cartodiagram Map expects a stringified GeoJSON Point like {"type":"Point","coordinates":[longitude, latitude]} and you’re using that structure, with longitude first and latitude second, which matches the requirements. The plugin parses this field with JSON.parse and will silently skip any rows where the value is malformed or missing, so double-check for typos or extra spaces in your data source if possible [source]. If your Pie chart renders but the Cartodiagram Map does not show pies, it’s likely a data or config mismatch specific to the map plugin. Make sure the geometry column is present and valid for every row you expect to see a pie. Also, recent changes to map rendering in Superset 5.0 (especially DeckGL layers) could affect compatibility, so check your browser console for any silent errors or warnings during rendering [source]. If everything looks correct and you still don’t see pies, try these quick checks: ensure your dataset has one row per pie/location, the geometry column is not null or empty for those rows, and the selected chart in the Cartodiagram config matches the Pie chart you want to display. If you spot any errors or warnings in the console, let me know what they say and I can help interpret them. To reply, just mention @dosu. How did I do? Good | Irrelevant | Incorrect | Verbose | Hallucination | Report 🐛 | Other |
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@dosu But when I use a classic pie chat (as in the example) it looks like this : |
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The error you're seeing ( Right now, Redux-dependent charts like Pie can't be used as sub-charts in Cartodiagram unless the rendering pipeline is updated to provide Redux context. There isn't a documented workaround in the codebase for this integration gap. If you need Cartodiagram with Pie charts, it would require a code change to wrap the sub-chart rendering in a Redux Provider. Otherwise, only charts that don't depend on Redux context will work as sub-charts in Cartodiagram. To reply, just mention @dosu. How did I do? Good | Irrelevant | Incorrect | Verbose | Hallucination | Report 🐛 | Other |
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@dosu , is there any planned fix, patch, or upcoming version that will allow Pie charts to be used as sub-charts in Cartodiagram ? |
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I have just upgraded to version 5.0 and tried out the new Cartodiagram Map.
I created a pie chart (with json point coordinates of course) and then created a cartodiagram chart with the same dataset.
The world map is displayed correctly and no errors are shown.
However, the pies are not displayed?!
I also tried the simple example from #33900. It does not work for me.
Have I forgotten something? Is there anything else to set? Is some customization missing?
Since it looks as if it works for everyone, the problem must be mine, isn't it?
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