That's probably a Java client restriction. See the QlikView Server Reference Manual (8.5), page 169 for more details. This may or may not be a macro that is supported with v9, I'm not sure.
Btw, QlikTech is discontinuing the Java client as of v10 because of bugs such as this one that make it less usable overall. AJAX is the wave of the future...
Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I use to work in web development so I know what you mean about AJAX, that's definitely where my long-term hopes lie.
So that page in the reference manual seems to be referring to the AJAX ZFC, so far I haven't been able to find a similar summary for the Java client we're using. Thanks though.
Aha, thanks for the clarification. However, while I see the section on "Limitations in Java clients.." I'm not sure which of these would apply. Are you referring to "Launch/Export buttons have no function"? Here's what I'm seeing in that section just to make sure we're looking at the same doc. Thanks again.
• Chart animations not supported • Custom objects are not supported • Pictures in list box cells are not supported • Dynamic (calculated) text on sheet tabs not available 170 • Dynamic (calculated) color on sheet tabs not available • It is not possible to Copy or Paste sheet objects • It is not possible to access the QlikView sheet objects via ODBC • No Scroll control for predefined values in input box • Multi line text wrapping cannot be used in multi boxes • Launch/Export buttons have no function • Info returning other items than text and URL's are not supported • Use of VBScript is restricted. (See 9.5). 21.4 Font Mapping in Java clients
Either that or the last one: Use of VBScript is restricted. I'm not sure, but I suspect that it's one of those...if you need more details, you should probably contact Support (support@qlik.com).
