When we create dynamic pie charts, it is difficult to calculate the domain of each graph. If you had a property called autodomain for the pie charts to position themselves properly, or some other property that could be defined how many pie charts would be rendered on a line, it would be easier to use.
Right, like we do for multiple 3D scenes or multiple maps. Worth considering. That said, have you looked at layout.grid? If you use that, you can just specify domain: {row, column} for each pie trace rather than domain: {x, y} which, you're right, is awkward to calculate, but you get the flexibility to decide on side-by-side, top-to-bottom, or any shape of grid.
I Will test the layout.grid. But, a "default" grid layout It would be a great help, especially for the beginners. Not removing, of course, the domainquadrant and the layout.grid.
if it does not bother you, can you create a jsFiddle with this layout.grid sample?
can you create a jsFiddle with this
layout.gridsample?
Oh my god! Much easier! This sample in the docs would be wonderful!
Result in Pivottable JS after changes. I Create a Pie/Donut Chart render.


