[Qlik Sense 3.0] How can I create a navigation bar?

[Anonymous]

Hello, experts!

Our management wants to improve our qlik project an decided to add a navigation bar.

They looked it on some youtube channel.

It should looks like this.

Please give me any recommendation, how i can do this.

Thanks.

Sorry for my terrible english, my native language is C++

[shraddha_g]

Try this extension Qlik Branch

[Anonymous]

Thanks,Shraddha Gajare!

By this extension i can navigate only by buttons.

May you suggest any extension to create navigation menu?

[Anonymous]

Need something like this but for Qlik Sense

dropdown menu extension

[shraddha_g]

I couldn't find any extension as per your requirement.

but you can have base of this extension and modify according to your requirement.

[shraddha_g]

Hey refer How to get Drop Down menu values from the Sheets if you are thinking to modify extension or creating new

[Anonymous]

I'm planning try to do something like this

Qlik Sense Mashup

example

src:

GitHub - fkabinoff/QlikSense-bootstrapTabsTemplate: Qlik Sense mashup template with bootstrap and ta...

[Michael_Tarallo · Accepted solution]

Hi Bill,

Does it have to be a Qlik Sense Extension or are you interested in creating a Mashup - HTML page - code etc?

There are a few options.

(1)

If you take a look at the Dev Hub - you will see there is a Widget Editor - you can create your own toolbar and incorporate it directly into your Qlik Sense app - out-of-the-box - you would need to know how to code HTML and CSS and use our markup etc. to create the initial object, but it then can be dragged into your Qlik Sense app like any other object.

I attached an example of the library you can import - and open with the widget editor - it has a nav / toolbar object.

If using Qlik Sense Desktop - just extract the attached (bottom of this discussion).zip file to: C:\Users\<user_id>\Documents\Qlik\Sense\Extensions

Start Desktop and click the menu button and select Dev Hub

(you can also do this with Qlik Sense Enterprise server if you have the appropriate access to the dev hub)

(Your menu navigation may be on the left - it moved in the latest release 3.1 SR2)

A browser will open and bring you to: http://localhost:4848/dev-hub

You can learn about the Dev Hub and the Widget editor in these videos:

• Qlik Sense - The Developer Hub (video)
• Qlik Sense 3.0 - Widget

More videos available here: New to Qlik Sense Videos

This is the Qidget editor

(click to enlarge)

(2)

You can also see a sample custom navbar using sample mashup template - this will create a web page that you call via the server, vs accessing the apps directly in the Qlik Sense hub.

This is available from the mashup editor, create a new project and select Basic single page mashup

It will have a simple nav-bar across the top:

To learn more about mashups:

Integration and Mash-Ups and API (videos)

Hope this helps you get what you need.

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Regards,

Mike Tarallo

Qlik

[Anonymous]

Hi, Michael!

What you think. App on image use Extension or it is a Mashup - HTML?

[Michael_Tarallo]

Hi Bill - this looks like a mashup to me - so this is similar to option #2 I provided above.

When applicable please mark the appropriate replies as CORRECT. This will help community members and Qlik Employees know which discussions have already been addressed and have a possible known solution. Please mark threads as HELPFUL if the provided solution is helpful to the problem, but does not necessarily solve the indicated problem. You can mark multiple threads as HELPFUL if you feel additional info is useful to others.

Regards,

Mike Tarallo

Qlik