This is possible simply by using variables and conditional show (rather than the standard minimize). I have posted an example of this as a shared QlikView: http://community.qlik.com/qlikviews/1105
This approach gives you much more control over your user interface than auto minimize.
Note that you should always put a calculation condition on charts that matches their show condition - so that it doesn't use resources even when not shown.
Martin - I have not uploaded that example to a server to test it, but I have used that technique on documents that have been published via Ajax. As it is the example will only work with QV9 or above - but it is a relatively simple change to set the buttons to fire macros rather than Actions.
What version and service release are you trying it with?
A client of mine has just downloaded the document from Shared QlikViews and placed it on their server. It works fine under Ajax for them. If it does not work for you then there must be a configuration issue. I'm surprised you were told it wouldn't work - can you point the support person to this thread and that shared QlikView?
