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Hi experts,

Is it possible to hide the extension of QlikView application .qvw in access point.

Generally when we published and opened the application through access point the app name is showing like test.qvw

instead of that i want to show test only.

Please suggest.

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how to hide the .QVW name in Access point

Hi experts,

Is it possible to hide the extension of QlikView application .qvw in access point.

Generally when we published and opened the application through access point the app name is showing like test.qvw

instead of that i want to show test only.

Please suggest.

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Creator
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how to hide the .QVW name in Access point

Hi experts,

Is it possible to hide the extension of QlikView application .qvw in access point.

Generally when we published and opened the application through access point the app name is showing like test.qvw

instead of that i want to show test only.

Please suggest.

Labels (1)
Creator
Creator

how to hide the .QVW name in Access point

Hi experts,

Is it possible to hide the extension of QlikView application .qvw in access point.

Generally when we published and opened the application through access point the app name is showing like test.qvw

instead of that i want to show test only.

Please suggest.

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amit_saini
amit_saini
Master III
Master III

Hi, Sudhakar,

Sorry not possible!

Thanks,

AS

Master III
Master III

Hi, Sudhakar,

Sorry not possible!

Thanks,

AS

svsudhakar
svsudhakar
Creator
Creator
Author

Thank you...

Creator
Creator
Author

Thank you...

bdiamante
bdiamante
Contributor III
Contributor III

This is exactly right. Here's the exact line with my modification:

Original:

p += '<a href="' + l + '" class="name" target="' + openDocSet + '">' + ap.encodeHTML($(this).attr("text")) "</a>"

Modified:

p += '<a href="' + l + '" class="name" target="' + openDocSet + '">' + ap.encodeHTML($(this).attr("text").slice(0,-4)) + "</a>"

Cannot believe you can't just do this in the Management Console for the Doc. Absurd really...

Contributor III
Contributor III

This is exactly right. Here's the exact line with my modification:

Original:

p += '<a href="' + l + '" class="name" target="' + openDocSet + '">' + ap.encodeHTML($(this).attr("text")) "</a>"

Modified:

p += '<a href="' + l + '" class="name" target="' + openDocSet + '">' + ap.encodeHTML($(this).attr("text").slice(0,-4)) + "</a>"

Cannot believe you can't just do this in the Management Console for the Doc. Absurd really...

Peter_Cammaert
Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Nice. Very clean.

Peter

Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Nice. Very clean.

Peter

svsudhakar