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Qlikview Mobile Deployment


Hi All,, Can i have same app for mobile and web,,, I need some guidlines,, Can someone please share document or link with me on resolution and developement tips for mobile IPAD..

Thanks

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Hey Faisal,

Check this one:

http://www.qlik.com/us/explore/products/qv-for-mobile

Thanks

AJ

lorenwood
Contributor III
Contributor III

iPad Resolution is 1024 X 768.  As far as tips are concerned, VB Script should be avoided since IOS cannot process this code. You can only use AJAX View (Obviously not plugin). You should probably not use Multiboxes but rather list boxes for selections.  Also you want to ensure buttons are bigger than the desktop client buttons since people may have big fingers and may press the wrong button.  Triggers will work but may have some latency when clicking on the button.

jaimeaguilar
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

Hi,

within your QlikView server installation you can find a reference manual for mobile development. It is located in C:\ProgramData\QlikTech\QlikView Server Documentation

I attached the document here in case you don't have access to that folder,

regards

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So if I am building something for iPad, I should keep in mind iPad resolution as priamary user which can be used by web. and if web is going to be promary medium then that app should not honor iPad resolution... is this correct assumption?

ngulliver
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Hi, Faisal.

What I have done in the past when the app is used both on the web an mobile is had two different tabs depending on the device.

If you do make the tabs show only when right(ClientPlatform( ),6)='mobile' the sheet/object will only show if the device being used is a mobile device (e.g. tablet, iPad).

This saves you from creating two apps. Bear in mind, if two separate apps are created your your licence costs will be doubled.

Regards,

Neil