qListObjectDef and qHyperCubeDef in the same extension?

[#1]

Is it possible to have a qListObjectDef and qHyperCubeDef in the same extension?

[ErikWetterberg]

Yes it is. You can also have multiple hypercubes and listobjects.

Erik

[#3]

I have tried but they seem to interfere with each others. When a field is added it screws up both the dimension and the measure. This is how I tested it and it didn't work.

        initialProperties : {
            version: 1.0,
            qHyperCubeDef : {
                qDimensions : [],
                qMeasures : [],
                qInitialDataFetch : [{
                    qWidth : 10,
                    qHeight : 50
                }]
            },
            qListObjectDef : {
                qShowAlternatives : true,
                qFrequencyMode : "V",
                qSortCriterias : {
                    qSortByState : 1
                },
                qInitialDataFetch : [{
                    qWidth : 2,
                    qHeight : 1000
                }]
            }
        },
        definition : {
            type : "items",
            component : "accordion",
            items : {
                dimensions : {
                    uses : "dimensions",
                    min : 1
                },
                measures : {
                    uses : "measures",
                    min : 0
                },
                field : {
                    type : "items",
                    label : "Fields",
                    translation : "Field",
                    ref : "qListObjectDef",
                    min : 1,
                    max : 1,
                    items : {
                        label : {
                            type : "string",
                            ref : "qListObjectDef.qDef.qFieldLabels.0",
                            translation : "Common.Label",
                            show : true
                        },

How would you set it up?

[#4]

I get an error

TypeError: Cannot read property 'offsetTop' of undefined

[#5 · Accepted solution]

Found a solution!

If you put the qListObjectDef inside another object, they don't interfere anymore.

dateField : {
               qListObjectDef : {
                    qShowAlternatives : true,
                    qFrequencyMode : "V",
                    qSortCriterias : {
                        qSortByState : 1
                    },
                    qInitialDataFetch : [{
                        qWidth : 2,
                        qHeight : 1000
                    }]
                },
            },
            qHyperCubeDef : {
                    qDimensions : [],
                    qMeasures : [],
                    qInitialDataFetch : [{
                        qWidth : 10,
                        qHeight : 50
                    }]
                },

        },