If you need a copy of the definition of widget VF_BasicGoogleChart, used in the VLF when generating VLF-ONE Graph or Chart command handlers, it is available here:
The compiled object is already shipped in VLF epc142057 (VF_BASICG.js)
VF_BasicGoogleChart widget definition
Re: VF_BasicGoogleChart widget definition
MarkDale,
I am new to LANSA, Is there an easy way to incorporate a Google chart as part of the command handler, and not the entire screen area? So I want more on the screen, besides the chart, I only want the chart (a bar chart with 3 bars) to fill part of the screen. I have spent an amazing amount of time to get, what I consider, a simple function to work.
Then when I click a new item from my filter, it calls the command handler differently.
This example and EPC makes it easier for sure, but as usual, somehow doesn't fit what I need.
I am new to LANSA, Is there an easy way to incorporate a Google chart as part of the command handler, and not the entire screen area? So I want more on the screen, besides the chart, I only want the chart (a bar chart with 3 bars) to fill part of the screen. I have spent an amazing amount of time to get, what I consider, a simple function to work.
Then when I click a new item from my filter, it calls the command handler differently.
This example and EPC makes it easier for sure, but as usual, somehow doesn't fit what I need.
Re: VF_BasicGoogleChart widget definition
When you refer to the example, do you mean you generated an example using this Common Activity?
or to a precompiled shipped example i.e. one of these:
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Re: VF_BasicGoogleChart widget definition
I'm going to assume a generated graph, but the broad layout manager explanation would apply to the shipped examples just as much.
Attached is a generated example that has been modified slighty by the addition of 3 colored panels and some layout commands:
The example now looks like this:
This adds panels to the left, right and below the graph.
You would then add your additional information to the required panels(s), which might themselves also be layout managed.
Attached is a generated example that has been modified slighty by the addition of 3 colored panels and some layout commands:
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Define_Com Class(#Prim_Panl) Name(#Left_Panel) Parent(#COM_OWNER) Displayposition(5) Tabposition(5) Style(#BlueBackground) Height(235) Left(4) Top(61) Width(189)
Define_Com Class(#Prim_Panl) Name(#Right_Panel) Parent(#COM_OWNER) Displayposition(4) Tabposition(4) Style(#RedBackground) Height(235) Left(480) Top(61) Width(181)
Define_Com Class(#Prim_Panl) Name(#Bottom_Panel) Parent(#COM_OWNER) Displayposition(3) Tabposition(3) Style(#GreenBackground) Height(117) Left(4) Top(296) Width(657)
Define_Com Class(#PRIM_ATLI) Name(#MainAttachmentManagerItem_Left) Attachment(Left) Parent(#MainAttachmentManager) Manage(#Left_Panel)
Define_Com Class(#PRIM_ATLI) Name(#MainAttachmentManagerItem_Right) Attachment(Right) Parent(#MainAttachmentManager) Manage(#Right_Panel)
Define_Com Class(#PRIM_ATLI) Name(#MainAttachmentManagerItem_Bottom) Attachment(Bottom) Parent(#MainAttachmentManager) Manage(#Bottom_Panel)
Define_Com Class(#Prim_vs.Style) Name(#RedBackground) Normbackcolor(Red)
Define_Com Class(#Prim_vs.Style) Name(#BlueBackground) Normbackcolor(Blue)
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This adds panels to the left, right and below the graph.
You would then add your additional information to the required panels(s), which might themselves also be layout managed.
Re: VF_BasicGoogleChart widget definition
Could you elaborate on what "Then when I click a new item from my filter, it calls the command handler differently." means?
Re: VF_BasicGoogleChart widget definition
Mark,
As I run the handler, I have used sys.web.alerts to show me what processes are running. So when the handler is called the first time, I understand it should do uInitalize at that time (like INZSR fr us RPG folks). But then I would expect it to run the same routines as when just clicking a new item in the filter. I'm not sure how to copy and paste my screen into this replay.
I am going to load the new EPC and try adding a Google chart that way
As I run the handler, I have used sys.web.alerts to show me what processes are running. So when the handler is called the first time, I understand it should do uInitalize at that time (like INZSR fr us RPG folks). But then I would expect it to run the same routines as when just clicking a new item in the filter. I'm not sure how to copy and paste my screen into this replay.
I am going to load the new EPC and try adding a Google chart that way
Re: VF_BasicGoogleChart widget definition
In your command handler it should run uInitialize and then uExecute the first time it is executed.
As you click down an instance list of business objects in your filter it should run only uExecute - because your command handler is already open and active.
If your command handler becomes inactive (for example by executing a different command handler/tab) then uTerminate should run before it becomes inactive.
There is an option to keep a command handler active.
As you click down an instance list of business objects in your filter it should run only uExecute - because your command handler is already open and active.
If your command handler becomes inactive (for example by executing a different command handler/tab) then uTerminate should run before it becomes inactive.
There is an option to keep a command handler active.