When designing displays I would like to control how much of an element's path is shown in the Switch Asset dropdown. I've found myself in the situation described by this thread too many times: https://pisquare.osisoft.com/thread/34664-asset-framework-naming-for-pi-vision

I would like to be able to control how much of the path is displayed in the name of each asset, for example like the "Data item length" slider available in the PI DataLink search dialog.

In the PISquare thread above the asset (RTU) can only be identified by including part of the path (Station1\RTU).

Be able to search the graphics library by keywords rather than having to try to guess which of the many folders a certain graphic is in.

Currently, a "dynamic" links on PI Vision displays are Asset Framework attributes using StringBuilder that are displayed using a value symbol. When the symbol is clicked, a new tab is opened.

Having the display redirect in the same tab would be more ideal.

I would like to have more options in the PI-Vision timebar for the time range (see attached screenshot). The possibility of a manual time range entry would be greate. And additional options like "calendar week", "calendar month" and "calendar year" would be a great feature. So it would be possible e.g. to switch exactly from one calendar month to the next independent of how many days the months have.

I would like to be able to change the Asset drop-down from a navigation link in a PI Vision display ( in other words to change the configuration of the Context Switching for a display) so that I can reuse an existing display and point it to different search roots with a different asset drop-down.

For large dashboards, users often want to zoom into particular sections and then have the ability to easily pan up/down/left/right. Request is for the ability to click/drag to "grab" the display to pan in any direction (similar to what was available in Processbook, or Adobe PDF files).

You can currently go up/down with the mouse wheel. Perhaps if you just enable the keyboard arrows to do panning?

Currently, you cannot rearrange PI Vision Folders. Adding the ability to drag and drop folders to restructure the hierarchy would be much more efficient than having to create a new structure and then move all displays into new folders.

Add a navigation pane to the display (similar to Assets, Events, and Graphics Library) for Display Navigation, to allow users to easily navigate to a different display.

PI Vision default search time range, that are available (1h, 8h, 1d, 1w, 1mon) do not offer a 12 hour search option. As this is mining standard shift length, it would be very convenient and helpful to have the 12h time range option as default.

Support native integration between PI Vision and Seeq, to enable a single point of entry into both tools.

As an end user, I would like to be able to see the full name of all of my assets when doing an asset swap so that I can see the asset that I'm swapping to. My assets have long names and, consequently, I need to highlight over each individual asset to see its full name. This is not efficient and is making it difficult for me to use the product easily.

In PI Vision 2019 we added a link in the header. This allows our customers to report any issues with a display through our ServiceNow ticketing system. With the PI Vision 2019 SP1 this option has disappeared. Instead of adding the link to each display, we could have one link at the top making it simple.

PI Vision should have a hierarchical widget like many other products that would allow you to display AF hierarchy or load a hierarchy from XML.
Displaying a tree in a table is a tedious and visually unappealing option for users.

When displaying a year of data from a PI point that logs data every 5 seconds, PI Visions reads all 6 million points and displays them even if it's not useful to have that precision considering that on a year trend, we won't see much of the seconds changes.
PI Vision should retrieve the PI tags in a "smart" way depending on the timeframe to be able to be more responsive and much faster! This will allow us to display 10 pi tags in the same trend over 2 years without the performance issues we have today.
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It would be useful to have the option to create a scrollable menu within displays that can be used to add navigation links. Many users of PI Vision utilize Navigation Links, but these require an association with a distinct object in the display. In situations where many navigation links are desired, a wall of text boxes is not visually appealing and it would be helpful if these text boxes could be grouped together into a scrollable item in the display (similar to data collections that exceed the symbol area).