Dashboard Level Functions

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Dashboard Level Functions

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The dashboard-level functions provided by Yonghong Z-Suite are shown below.

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The function is described in the following table:

Function

Instructions

Usage example

addHint

Set the dashboard pop-up prompt box.

addHint(String);

addHint("Tip Box");

associated

Set whether the filter has a linkage relationship.

associated = false;

batchSubmit

Set batch submissions.

batchSubmit = true;

createConnection

Create a data connection.

createConnection(int, String);

createConnection(SQL, "Folder1/学生表");

getData

Get the component's data.getData(String, Object);

getData(“Table1”,DATA);

getImage

Create chart components. getImage(Object bc, Object data, int width, int height);

getImage(bc,data,cell.width,cell.height);

getViewData

Get component data.

getViewData(String);

getViewData("Table1", DATA);

interval

Refresh the dashboard interval.

dashboard.interval=1000;

param

Setting parameters

param["a"];

setData

Sets the bound data for the specified component.setData(String,Object,Object);

setData("Table1",a,DATA);// var a = execute(this, SQL, "customer");

showLoadingDetail

Show loading details. Whether to display the loading icon when loading the report.

showLoadingDetail=true;

 

insert

Insert data into the database.

FormTable1.insert();

update

Update data to the database.

FormTable1.update();

chartAnimate

Set whether the chart shows dynamic effects.

chartAnimate = false;

refreshData

Submit updated data to the database.

FormTable1.refreshData();

associateCount

Supports the number of filter components allowed to be associated.

associateCount = 5;

floatToolbar

Set the toolbar display effect. Is it suspended?

floatToolbar=true;

setDBBackground

Set the dashboard background color.

setDBBackground(Object);

 var color = new Color(java.awt.Color.RED);

setDBBackground(color);

getDBBackground

Get the dashboard background color.

getDBBackground(Object);

debug(getDBBackground());

user

 

Users accessing dashboards can access attributes including name, group, and roles.

debug("user....."+user.group);

debug("user....."+user.roles[0]);

debug("user....."+user.name);