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We have tried a couple of jquery ideas for this topic one of which was just diplaying a jquery dialog box. Unfortunately it seems that with webfocus starting IE in quirks mode, most of the functionality doesn't work.
Been looking for a way to keep webfocus from entering quirks mode to no avail so far.
WebFOCUS App Studio 8.2.02 Windows 7, All Outputs
Posts: 141 | Location: Mclean, VA | Registered: December 04, 2012
You can also force an IE mode via a meta tag. Webfocus 8 attaches a meta to html pages built through composer that force IE9 mode.
Just keep in mind that when you open the file in composer, it will move the metat towards the end of the head component. The meta needs to be the first tag in the Head or it will not take.
A possible solution if you are just using the HTML composer:
Create panels
Create an iframe in each of the panel
Populate the iframes with the dummy data with autoexecute set to true
Hide the panels onLoad of the HTML page
For the hyperlinks, add the onmouseover event, which displays the corresponding panel. Also, hide the panel onmouseout.
BTW, I would split the fex to data retrieval - if dummy data, pulls from dummy data and if real, pull from real data; and the display of the data. This means that you can then use the same fex to populate the hover and the actual component and one fex to change if the report changes.
Year(s) of experience in WebFOCUS: 5+. Using WebFOCUS 7.7.03 on Windows platform with Oracle/SQL Server.
The above method will force you to use sample data since it executes each time
If you want live data to be loaded on page update you will need to set auto execute to true and then in the onintialupdate function you will need initially hide it. Use the IbComposer_showHtmlElement to show/hide it on mouseover and mouse out.
If there are going to be a few samples, this method wouldn't hurt. If you have a lot of link previews you will want to execute them as needed and probably use the above method.
Pretty much all of this is done through the GUI
WebFOCUS 7.7.03/8.0.08 Dev Studio 7.7.03/8.0.08 App Studio 8.0.08 Windows 7 ALL Outputs
Posts: 402 | Location: Upland, IN | Registered: June 08, 2012
Hello Tim, Have you been able to implement the popup succesfully? I have a similar requriment to show a "mini chart" as a popup on click or hover in an HTML report field. Please share your sample if you can. Thanks in advance!
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Originally posted by Tim P.: We have tried a couple of jquery ideas for this topic one of which was just diplaying a jquery dialog box. Unfortunately it seems that with webfocus starting IE in quirks mode, most of the functionality doesn't work.
Been looking for a way to keep webfocus from entering quirks mode to no avail so far.