Posts by DecSoft

Hello fakie,

The Image control doesn't have a "width" nor "height" attributes, except if we set it explicitly. What you can use is the "GetStyle" action instead the "GetAttribute" one:

Hello to all,

Hi David,
Thanks
Best
Joseph Caristena

You're welcome Joseph!

Hello Joseph,

Please, take a look at these apps samples: Report2, Report3, Report4, Report5 and Report7. All of them have a "Details" app's view, that is shown when the user click a Report's record row. Basically we can use the "ReportName.Record" variable in the "Details" app's view, in order to shown, for example, more information than we shown in the Report control.

Let me know if you have any further question after take a look at the refered samples. Then I will try to help you.

Hello Joseph,

The point is what you wanted... that is, the "RowClick" is a Report's control event that are fired when an user click or tap into an Report's record row. This even it not particularly different than any other, and, in fact we can prepare in that even one or more actions to be executed, like the "ShowView" or "ReplaceView" actions.

So I am not sure what you wanted exactly... sorry for that!

Hello to all,

Hello Joseph,
I would take a look at the "DecSoft" app sample shipped with AB. There is a function OpenProgramUrl to modify as a first step to find your solution. That function is linked to the Report.Click event.
To access a view, you can use ShowView or ReplaceView (but I am sure you already knew that).
Hope this can help

Thanks for your help Samuel! Certainly I also think to suggest the usage of the "ShowView" or "ReplaceView" actions in the RowClick event, in order to shown an app's view. But I am not sure if this is what Joseph wanted. Maybe he can provide us more details about.

Hola Joseph,

Sorry, but, I am not sure if can understand you perfectly. What do you means by "connect a RowClick" to a View?

Hello Joseph,

As I suggest before, probably we can do in various ways, so take a look at this sample I prepare for you:

Download the application sample from here: TabMenu.zip (or just upgrade your AB copy, since this sample is now also included with the AB installation).

Hello Joseph,

You can use buttons controls, for example, in order to shown an app's views when the user press one of them. So the "tabs" can be "views", and you can shown any view when you wanted in response to any control's event like a Button's Click event. Please, don't hesitate to ask here if you have any doubt Joseph.

Hello Samuel,

Sorry for the inconvenience. The Windows' Webbrowser control and their "scrollbars"... I think we can't do too much about it. But of course if you get some error like the above one and can reproduce it... just tell me in order to try to help you!

Hello Samuel,

Certainly that is not the expected behaviour. I update App Builder and the current release doesn't shown "history" files anymore in the samples dialog. Thanks for your report!

Hello to all,

Hi David,

as i don't know if you see edited posts....
I've edited my first post of the thread and uploaded the reworked sample.

I have now completely solved my problem.

I've taken your thoughts and made a new routine in Javascript without touching too much the report control.
The data gets sorted accordingly to the grouping and then i write some header property into the array for every first record of the grouped data. If an header exists, the report control shall show it using ng-if=".." but the calculations are made before and not in the report control anymore.

Thank for your help again, it's great what can be done with AB.

regards
Antonio

Sorry Antonio. It's good to know you solved the issue. Thanks for your own efforts. Please, just tell me if you have any further question.

Hello Antonio,

Please, take a look at this SwipeMenu3.zip modified sample, who uses the Master View in order to place the Container and Menu. I think they works reasonably well, even when I am not very fun of this "swipe menus". Please, Antonio, take a look and tell me if they can help you in some manner.

Hello David,

Thank you very much!!!
Your sample was very useful!!

Eduardo

You're welcome! :)

Hello edunt,

Gradle's errors to me equals to low system's resources temporal o persisting problems. I think the best you can do is to try again... if the problem persist, then try by reboot the computer, and, before build the application, close any possible heavy program (Firefox, etc.) that are running. If this doesn't work... I must refer you to the Gradle's documentation edunt: even more because because I never view that particular Gradle problem and then maybe my help is no the best.

Hello Antonio,

Glad to know you find something that works. About the Debugger console, certainly when build the application the debug information doesn't exists and the console messages are reduced or almost eliminated. However, I think we can't go so far than group the records by certain record's field, and then, "visualize" in some way that group using some background, color, etc., that is, using a bit of CSS.

Please take a look at this thread and note how I suggest to use certain "Description" field to do the job, then we can use such "Description" to place some "special row" in a Report, which maybe can be taken as a "group separator". That's the way in which I am thinking to do this from the principle: using record's fields instead of perform app's runtime calculations.