Document Chaining issue in Access point

[gayatri7]

Hi All,

I have created document chaining process for my App. Same App is divided into different QVW files based on different years. I have created buttons  in order to access the different year data of the Same app using Action --> Open Qlikview Document.

And it is working fine in Desktop version, but when I am trying the same in Access point. Its throwing error. I have also tried the Open URL option.

1) Open Qlikview Document--> qvp://[Server Name] /[Document Name].qvw

2) Open URL --> URL of the dashboard

but it is failed to open the required document.

Please suggest.

[m_woolf]

If the qvws are in the same folder on the accesspoint, just use the qvw name and leave off the path.

[trdandamudi]

You do not need the server path if your files are on the same access point server.

[gayatri7]

ya but basically I have divided the same with different years say  App_-2014, App_2015,App_2016. So I want to display only one app in access point and when user clicks on year button, it will redirect to specific year app.

But in my case when deployed the App in Server , I can see all App with  different years separately.

Is it possible to deploy only 1 app say App_2014 and then redirect to redirect app as expected?

Please help.

[trdandamudi · Accepted solution]

That is how the Access Point works. You cannot hide the apps you don't want to show. It is all or none.

[m_woolf]

You can create a batch file that hides the other qvws and execute that batch file after each reload.

[sudeepkm]

If I understand your requirement correctly then I think It is possible to hide the document chained qvws from Access point.

You can ask your admin team to create two folders for publishing

1. Browsable - where the main qvw will be published which contains links to other doc chained apps

2. Non  browsable - publish all those apps you want to doc chain and hide

Remember to mark Browsable option only for the main app in QMC.

[gayatri7]

Hi Sudeep,

Thanks for the reply. I will try this.