Simple question: Why max 40 rows in my Extension?

[RSvebeck]

Hi

I have tested this issue with several simple self made extensions and I get the same result all the time. So I must be doing something fundamentally wrong...

The script looks like this (Yeah, very simple...)

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Qva.AddExtension("SimpleTest", function ()
{

alert(this.Data.Rows.length);

});

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The Definition.xml looks like this:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ExtensionObject Label="SimpleTest" Description="SimpleTest">
</ExtensionObject>

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I create a new QV document, load it with inline data which contains at least 200 rows of information.

I add my extension "SimpleTest" and connect it to one  my dimension  and add an simple expression like sum(Key).

I activate (webmode enable/disable) the extension  - and I get a message box saying I have 40 rows.

I always get max 40 rows from my extension, even though it definetely should contain more than 40 rows.

How can I extend my extension to handle more than 40 rows of data??

Attached is an ready example...

Regards
Robert

[#2 · Accepted solution]

try that in your definition.xml:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ExtensionObject Label="SimpleTest" Description="SimpleTest" PageHeight="1234">
</ExtensionObject>

[RSvebeck]

Hi. Yup that did the trick! Thanks!

[RSvebeck]

Btw - where can I find a description of all settings and possibilities in the definition file?

[#5]

http://community.qlik.com/message/171123 is the most complete document about the definition.xml file content, and it is not even part of the sdk......

[#6]

Thanx. That works fot me also, but with max PageHeight="400". If I specify 500 - I got zero rows. My question where I see example which goes through the next data pages with QvaPublic.DataPage object?

TIA,

Vladimir