on 05-16-2007 12:51 PM
hi gurus,
m trying to model an iview with user selection option.for example
<b>Display as</b> : <i><b>Table
chart
both</b></i> with <i>dropdown option for selection</i>.
how to go abt it.
the effect should be like if we use layers and tabs i.e the output should be shown on the same place/area it may be the table /chart .
can anybody guide me .m new to VC.
regards,
prasad
Hi,
you have to do a few steps for that:
Create a form view with the drop down list, the chart view and the table view.
Mark the chart view and set visibility condition -> enter formula: bool(if(dropdown == 'chart' or dropdown == 'both',true, false)).
Dropdown means the field in the form view with the drop down list.
Do the same with the table view and change the conditions according to the values given in the drop down list.
That's it.
Regards
Matthias
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Hi Matthias,
Thanks for your reply.
i have tried with ur code , still m not able to succeed.
What i have done is, created an Iview with drop down list as Table, chart and Both.as per ur reply tried with the formula. still ...
can you please suggest wher m doing wrong.
Thanks in Advance.
regards,
prasad
Hello Prasad,
Make sure that on your list the text "chart" correspond to value "chart" etc.
(There are other way to handle it but this is the simplest).
As a debugging method, use plan text or expressionbox UI cntrols. First box to show the value that returns from the dropdown, and a second one to show the value of the function.
For either table or chart make sure you set visibility condition to the chart and place it on top of the table, or simply set visibility condition for both.
How you want to show both and at the same place?
Regards,
Shay
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