Ho w do Insert JavaScript custom controls in QlikView .
Say I have a chart like a bar graph and I would embed this chart on my web application.
So now when I click on a Particular item in a Bar chart , my Page should go to a different webpage.
To insert custom javascript you will need to build your own extension object:
http://www.qlikblog.at/2848/qlikview-extension-tutorial-basic-concept/
If you are looking to embed objects to some website you can have a look at QV Workbench: https://help.qlik.com/en-US/qlikview-developer/12.0/Subsystems/QlikViewWorkBench/Content/workbench-start.htm
You can always create some kind of qlikview button with an action to open a new url.
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I’m trying to create a multipage HMI in "Twincat3 Beckhoff".
The problem is when we use to bring to front other keys are useless.
when we use to send to back we have problems such as the other keys don't work correctly. I want to open a separate page.
What you're looking for are .content files. As explained on InfoSys:
Creating navigation
Switch to the Solution Explorer.
Add the desired number of content objects:
1 Right-click on the TwinCAT HMI project entry or on one of the
folders.
2 Select Add and New Item and select Content.
Open the view or the content where you wish to add the navigation.
Add a region and buttons in order to switch between the contents.
Set the Target Content attribute in order to define the start content.
Add a SetTargetContent action to the .onPressed event of all buttons and set the corresponding content.
You can hide all the objects you do not want to be displayed by coding on the New Page Call Button.
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The second solution is to make the page we want to call small, but increase the width and height of the page to be coded by coding in the desired button.
I want to click the column in APEX Interactive grid. It should go the Classic report in the same page. I gave the anchor value in the Link Builder - Target. But it is going to the top of the page, not the classic report region. How to give the anchor for the Interactive grid?
Can anybody please provide the solution
You can use a set focus for a specific region.
var region = apex.region( "myRegion" );
region.focus();
or
<body onLoad="javascript:setFocus('P4_USERNAME');">
or
You can use set Focus dynamic action to set focus for item/tegion etc.
I have oracle JDeveloper 12c and i want to use graph components .
I don't know where it has been placed and how to create a graph from a view object because when i drag a view object into page, i want to select graph component, it is not available.
can any one suggest me?
thanks
I think you are looking for this.
Its there Components Section in MAF AMX Data Visualizations Section...
When i drag a view object into page, i want to select graph component, it is not available
When you are dragging a data collection from your Data Control into your page, you should get the following menu:
From there, select "Chart" (or "Hierarchy Viewer", if that is what you mean by "graph") and you will get the Component Gallery dialog to select the style of the chart (or hierarchy viewer):
Alternatively, if you do not want to automatically data bind the component and do the data binding yourself, you can select "ADF Data Visualizations" from the drop down menu on the Components palette (usually docked at the right border of JDeveloper) and extend the "Common" area. Then you can drag&drop the chart/graph components from there.
I'm working on a Store app that consists of several charts. I've already developed the charts and have them rendering using the chart control in the various forms.
I have been asked to bring these together in an app that allows the user to scroll left and right through each of the charts.
Every example I have found for using a GridView data binds the content of the GridView to item templates.
What I'm trying to get my head round is how I could please these chart controls directly in to a GridView.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Roy
As per my understanding of the question you need to have charts as items in a grid view.
If this is what you want, I have dome this before using charts from 3rd party toolkit.
You need ( may be variable sized) templates with each item having a different template of its own.
You need a items list with data for all the charts.
Then upon runtime you need to assign the template to each item.
In Salesforce, I create a dashboard and drag a pie chart component on to it. I can then drop almost any report onto the pie chart to serve as its data source. Is it possible to use a class or page to drive the Pie Chart instead of a report?
My attempts so far suggest not. I have an apex:page that is returning a very simple table of data. I can add my entire apex:page with its apex:pageblocktable to my dashboard as an embedded VisualForce Page and the table shows up fine. But it won't let me use the page as the data source for my Pie Chart. My controller class isn't even listed to try using it. Is there some way I can evolve my controller or page to make it a suitable data source for a Pie Chart or any other standard Salesforce dashboard component?
I'm starting to think the only option available to me is to make a page that renders the pie chart for itself (probably using flot) and embed that in the dashboard. I'm willing to go this route, but it sure would save me some time if I could use the standard dashboard components. Any help is appreciated.
If you're wondering why I don't just use a report, it's because I haven't found any that combine leads and contacts in one. I've followed this multi-object apex dummy class pattern to create a custom UnifiedLeadContact class with a handful of common properties from my leads and contacts. My controller runs two queries, one for leads and one for contacts, uses the results to populate a list of new UnifiedLeadContacts and returns it. That is working well to feed my table that functions similar to a lead or contact view but has both leads and contacts in it.
As far as I am aware there is no way to use the output of a VF page as the source of a chart.
But you can create a chart as part of your VF page.
If you have a look at http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/pages/Content/pages_charting_overview.htm
This will give you the basics on how to feed in the data to a chart ov