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One thing thats always bugged me about accordion reports in IFrames is that when the accordion report loads, it loads minimized. Then you expand it, the IFrame doesn't expand with it and you get a scroll bar in the frame instead of for the page. This has always annoyed me so I decided I would run the fex as an AJAX call, store the results in the return variable and write it directly into the HTML of the page. I do this for many other reports, what could go wrong. Apparently if you try doing this with accordion reports, the Javascript that needs to run will overwrite your page with the header script containing the necessary JS files
So, I figured out that I can use ON TABLE HOLD AS FORMAT HTMLTABLE, and then USE the HTMLFORM BEGIN/END to write out to html. Only problem is, the JS files needed for the accordion functionality don't fire off. Why would they? I just scrubbed the HTML content.
Next step was that I added the necessary JS files to the HTML page. I found that I needed these:
Now, I can get the accordion report to work on the initial execution of the report, but the JavaScript doesn't execute each time I rerun the report to re-initiate the accordion functionality.
Has someone been able to get something like this to work before? Does anyone know which function I could call in accordionByRow.js and maybe side step all this silliness?
Best case scenario is that the Report is captured in the Div tag of the HTML page instead of an IFrame, but if someone has a way to get the IFrame to size properly then, I'm open to that as well.
In case anyone cares, here is the jquery I use to run the report and apply it to the DIV
var trm = IbComposer_getCurrentSelection('combobox1');
var myTrm = "'" + trm[0] + "'";
var prgrm = IbComposer_getCurrentSelection('combobox4');
var stud_status = IbComposer_getCurrentSelection('combobox5');
var stud_campus = IbComposer_getCurrentSelection('combobox2');
var chrt = IbComposer_getCurrentSelection('combobox3');
$("#rpt_apgadv1000").html("<DIV style='DISPLAY: block' id=dvLoading></DIV>");
$.ajax({
type: 'post',
url: 'ibi_apps/WFServlet.ibfs',
data: {IBIMR_action: 'MR_RUN_FEX',
IBIMR_sub_action:'MR_STD_REPORT',
IBIMR_fex: '/WFC/Repository/Apollo_Global/Faculty/apgadv1000.fex',
TERM: myTrm ,
PROGRAM:prgrm[0],
STUDENT_STATUS:stud_status[0],
STUDENT_CAMPUS:stud_campus[0],
COHORT: chrt[0]}
})
.done( function(returnData){
// alert(returnData);
$("#rpt_apgadv1000").html(returnData);
applyModal();
});
}
Any thoughts are appreciatedThis message has been edited. Last edited by: <Emily McAllister>,
Eric Woerle 8.1.05M Gen 913- Reporting Server Unix 8.1.05 Client Unix Oracle 11.2.0.2
Posts: 750 | Location: Warrenville, IL | Registered: January 08, 2013
Take a look at Documentation > Creating Reports With WebFOCUS Language > Navigating Within an HTML Report > Controlling the Display of Sorted Data With Accordion Reports > Distributing Accordion Reports With ReportCaster
quote:
Distributing Accordion Reports with ReportCaster requires the use of JavaScript components and images located on the WebFOCUS Client. To access the JavaScript components and images from a report distributed by ReportCaster, the scheduled procedure must contain the SET FOCHTMLURL command, which must be set to an absolute URL instead of the default value. For example,
- Is the host name and optional port number (specified only if you are not using the default port number) where the WebFOCUS Web application is deployed.
ibi_apps/ibi_html
- ibi_apps is the site-customized web server alias pointing to the WEBFOCUS80/ibi_apps directory (where ibi_apps is the default value). ibi_html is a directory within the path to the JavaScript files that are required to be accessible when viewing an Accordion report.
The SET FOCHTMLURL command might set the appropriate JS references without you having to. I would create a text fex with an Accordion report and schedule it. Examine the HTML of the scheduled report, then try coding your HTML similarly...
Francis
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