January 2026 - Dashboard Release Notes

A recent Chrome update meant that attempts to ‘click’ into a section of a Custom Map SVG would fail to register. This meant that you could no longer drill down on an SVG or select a section when using it as a Parent Chart. A ‘pointerup’ event is now used in preference to a ‘click’ (which remains as a fallback) resolving the issue.

Previously, when being used as a Parent Chart, Custom Map SVG segments with Labels that contained an ampersand ('&') would result in the Parent Chart failing to render if clicked upon. The Parent Filter would still be applied to the Category and restrict the data of other Charts, but the Parent Chart itself would show an error. This has now been resolved.

Stacked Charts with Targets defined would display the ‘total’ for that target for every data point if the ‘Show Total Value’ attribute option was selected. This was due to an incompatibility between this release's Highcharts upgrade and logic that identified and ignored Target sections when it came to displaying their totals. This has now been resolved.

Pie and doughnut type charts had issues since the Highcharts v11 upgrade regarding clicking on legend items when data labels were not present. Previously, the legend item click would result in nothing happening. Now, upon clicking on legend items, the chart will correctly filter as it did before the Highcharts v11 upgrade. Additionally, the same issue was identified with filtering via legend items on parent charts - this has also been resolved and is now working as expected.

The Dashboard now includes certificates for AWS and Google cloud databases allowing customers to connect seamlessly without having to provide those manually.

The default AMD images for the Dashboard, Renderer and Scheduler have been upgraded to multi-arch images. This means that you no longer need to pull the images with the _arm64 suffix for these three projects - you can just use the default image for each. The ARM images will eventually be removed for these projects so you should plan to migrate as soon as possible to the multi-arch versions.

A new style class pi-style__chart__target-line-label has been added to allow you to style the labels for target lines. The property ‘fill’ must be used instead of ‘color’ if you wish to colour it due to this being part of an SVG.

Previously, only the highest level tabs in the config screen were style-able. A new style class pi-paper-tab.pi-style__paper-tab has been added to allow you to style all of the lower level paper tabs throughout the dashboard. pi-paper-tabs.pi-style__paper-tabs-background has also been added to allow you to style the background segment of these tabs. The tabs also have a ‘hover’ and an ‘is-active’ (when tabbed is clicked) equivalent for you to style - pi-paper-tab.pi-style__paper-tab:hover and pi-paper-tab.pi-style__paper-tab.is-active.

New style classes a.editable-table-submit-btn.pi-style__editable-table-submit-btn and a.editable-table-submit-btn.pi-style__editable-table-submit-btn:hover have been added to allow you to style the submit button for editable tables.

New style classes pi-checkbox and pi-radio have been added to allow you to style the checkbox and radio buttons. Do note that to change the color of the checkbox and radio buttons one needs to use the css style accent-color, i.e. accent-color: green;

Theme Colours now have their ‘display index’ show at the top left of their section on the Colours tab.

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New classes have been made available for both theme and chart level styling related to the ‘Fullscreen Peek’ and ‘Reset to orginal chart’ icons:

• Chart Panel > .pi-style__chart-panel__reset-container.is-link : Allows styling of the ‘Reset…’ arrow when shown in the context of a Dynamic Drill (e.g. Drill to Chart)

• Chart Panel > .pi-style__chart-panel__reset-container.is-parent : Allows styling of the ‘Reset…’ arrow when shown in the context of a Drill Down on a Parent Chart

• Chart Panel > .pi-style__full-screen-modal-dialog.modal-dialog a.pi-style__full-screen-peeking-btn : Allows styling of the ‘Fullscreen Peek’ icon that allows you to temporarily hide a fullscreen chart to see the Category beneath it

In addition to the above, both of these icons can now be changed via a Theme’s Custom Icon functionality under the ‘Chart Cell’ tab

Known Issue: The ‘Fullscreen peek’ class appears as an option in Chart Level Styling but will only properties defined via Theme Styling will apply. This will be resolved in the next release by moving this class into the ‘Dashboard’ styling tab instead. Any styles applied to it in its current location will have to be manually migrated across

CSV exports for Card charts was previously disabled due to a Data Object being optional with this chart type. Now, CSV exports are enabled for all Card charts, however those without data will receive a ‘No data’ export.

A new style class pi-style__chart__donut__total-data-value has been added to allow you to style the total text for doughnut charts and variable width doughnut charts. The property ‘fill’ must be used instead of ‘color’ if you wish to colour it due to this being part of an SVG.

Added a new attribute to all 3 types of doughnut chart called “inner size”. This value specifies the hole size of a doughnut chart as a percentage 1-100. By default this value is 40.

Our Highcharts library has been upgraded from v9 to v11. This upgrade includes some default style changes to several chart types, including:

1. All bars and segments have rounded edges instead of straight edges by default

2. Some axes have bolder lines

3. Pies and doughnuts have straight lines pointing to their data labels rather than free-form lines

4. Legend item dots are replaced with dashes for some chart types

5. Data label colour is more accurately calculated to be a colour that contrasts that of its background than before

6. Legend items have more spacing between them

Here is an example of what a bar and pie chart look like with the older and newer versions of Highcharts.

Highcharts v9 (old):	Highcharts v11 (new):
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Additionally, there is a setting under the ‘configuration’ tab within ‘themes’ that allows you to revert to the old Highcharts v9 styling, reverting all of the previously mentioned default styling changes. This is only intended to be a temporary solution for people upgrading the dashboard who wish to keep the old default styles - we will be deprecating this checkbox in the future.

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When clicking, the help icon that appears within the 'header' of a Chart, the chart info tab containing help text is now displayed instead.

Updates made to field names in the chart attributes tab of the chart editor for labels, x-axis and y-axis attributes to make it clearer which fields in these sections apply to titles and which apply to data labels.

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There is a setting in the Chart Editor called ‘Editor Max Rows’ which allows you to limit the rows of data used to render the Chart Preview. Due to a logic error, this limit was also being applied in the Reporting Module when you Previewed or Exported charts with this setting. This has now been resolved.

Previously, combined charts would have an excessive amount of spacing between bars compared to regular bar charts, making them visually inconsistent. Combined charts have now been brought in line with bar charts, and they share the same bar spacing settings.

Here is what a combined chart now looks like (left), next to a bar chart for comparison (right):

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There is a size threshold at which table exports will use simple styles for exports in order to improve the performance of exports. This size threshold had been increased from 100,000 cells to 500,000 cells.

It is no longer needed to put ‘box-shadow:none;’ in the css definition to change the background colour of the login input fields. The css class that makes the input fields always white has been removed.

Extra span + label tags was updated to just use just label tags in all instances when pi-style__login-screen__panel__input__label is being used. Doing so now shows the correct styling for pi-style__login-screen__panel__input__label

Adjust the height/width for speedometer charts to correct the cropping.

The Allow List has been updated to include the following:

Styles: font-family, letter-spacing, word-spacing, text-transform, border, border-radius, border-top, border-right, border-bottom, border-left, display, opacity, box-sizing

Tags: p, small, sup, sub, code, pre, ul, ol, li

The styling of a clicked on table cell could be modified with the following class: .pi-style__table-body-cell.ag-cell-focus. However, without using ‘!important’ changes to the border styling would not apply. This theme styling class has now been migrated to .pi-style__table-body-cell.ag-cell-focus::not(.ag-cell-range-selected) in order to increase its specificity and ensure its styling takes precedence.

For tables with over 1000 rows, the CSV export could contain instances of the headers being repeated in the output alongside a data value.

Previously, if a chart contained ‘No Data’ then unlike other export types the CSV export would fail and populate the UI with an error pop-up. Now, ‘No Data’ CSV exports will result in a blank CSV export instead.

The intention with Stacked charts is for each section to have a top/bottom ‘border’ in most circumstances. They should only be disabled if any section on the Chart is too small for them to be included. This disabling was happening in a lot of scenarios where it should not have such as when the chart:

• Had a Target defined

• Had a section with a negative value

• Had an entry in the Header data that had no data associated with it for one or more Stacks

It would also retain the ‘borders’ when it shouldn’t have when dealing with a Stack that was significantly smaller than the largest Stack. All of the issues mentioned have now been resolved.

SSL support has been added to PostgreSQL data connections.

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The schedule monitoring timestamps now consistently respect the dashboard timezone setting, rather than the underlying system timezone.

Upgrades made to resolve a few medium-level vulnerabilities in the crypto library:

• CVE-2025-479

• CVE-2025-58181

• CVE-2025-61727

• CVE-2025-61729

The following updates have been completed:

• OWASP HTML Sanitizer to version 20260102.1