topic Re: Container size in developing mode and in webview mode in QlikView

Container size in developing mode and in webview mode

Tue, 19 Feb 2013 10:46:06 GMT

Hi,

In developing mode the container shows a great deal of information but in webview mode the size of the container is different.And the colors too.

Is there any property to control in mode webview?

Thanks in advanced.

P.s - i erase some information, but the size is very different.

Re: Container size in developing mode and in webview mode

Tue, 19 Feb 2013 10:50:10 GMT

Hi, there is an option in the developer software (see image under lock/unlock)

Re: Container size in developing mode and in webview mode

Tue, 19 Feb 2013 12:23:40 GMT

I may not have explained well.

I understand these properties but there is no option that gives control over the size of the container.

The container is one size in developing mode and in webview is in other.

I want the same size!

Re: Container size in developing mode and in webview mode

Tue, 19 Feb 2013 14:51:23 GMT

Hi again,

The issue is not the outsize of the container bust the inside size for dispalying information.

If you notice the labels in the left side off the cointaner are larger( with a lot of space) in web mode than in developing mode.

And being larger steals space from the actual information displayed.

My question is:

How to remove the space that is stealing "precisous" information display?

Thanks in advance

Re: Container size in developing mode and in webview mode

Tue, 19 Feb 2013 15:20:05 GMT

Ok I get what you mean now,

The size of the container button in AJAX is fixed to around 20 char's long and cannot be resized up or down.

If you use the IE plug-in the they will be displayed exactly how they are in the developer window and can be sized however you want but not using AJAX.

You can however in AJAX set the container buttons to appear on the top and they will size dynamically based on how many objects you have in the container.

Short of using the plug-in I don't believe you will be able to reduce the container buttons space in your image.

When I’m short of space and have lots of object I set up a data island with selections for each object. Create a list box in 'check box mode' and set up conditional shows. The downside being it's more labour intensive.

Unfortunately this is just one of those things you have to work around depending on the choice of client type. Although not the answer i imagine you were looking for I hope this information was helpful at least.

Cheers.

Re: Container size in developing mode and in webview mode

Tue, 19 Feb 2013 15:44:09 GMT

Thanks for you quick answer.

I will try to work arround the problem.

Many thanks.