Is it possible to build charts like this with webFOCUS.

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Your image link is a broken.

But, right off the top of my head, I'd say Yes, We can do that in WebFOCUS!

Susannah or Tony A can tell you how...

Here's more on the subject that might help:
How Are You Functioning With Inline Visualization?

Many reporting requirements can call for inline visualization to be applied on a row, but out-of-the-box visualization solutions may not suit the purpose. In this session, you'll find out how to harness Functions and JavaScript to meet that requirement now that HTML standards have progressed.

Get the presentation from IBI, or attend Summit.

Thanks Tony, This is Great!

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The image that Siva wanted to show is an HTTPS site so I do not know whether it is showing in the Forum. Inspect the element using developer tools and copy paste the URL to see the image.

.. and the answer is yes, but depends upon your abilities as it is not "out of the box" functionality.

I gave a presentation in 2016 and 2017 which pushed the boundaries of how you could achieve several different images or visualisations, for HTML output only, by using SVG or HTML5 canvas.

Too much for the forum I am afraid.

@ Doug, watch out for PM.

T

Thanks Tony,

I got The Image (https://ibb.co/mGi53c), Use / Copy the link to see it.



I think using Precision Reports with an Image as a background / template.

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I would like to see Tony's presentations on HTML5 Canvas used in WebFOCUS. Can you put a link here ? I can't find anything on HTML5 Canvas on tech support. I think HTML5 Canvas is pretty cool but can't yet think of how it could be used in WebFOCUS. Use it in launch pages ? Use it in reports ?

Thank you
jim

Presentations are only available to those who attend the Summit(s) (I think).

Of course, I am happy to present again at the next Summit if there are many people who want to see this It has moved on, of course, to include other inline visualisations (Yes DHagen, this is an unashamed pitch )

T