Web Document "Close" Button

[#1]

Hi All,

When you open a document in the accesspoint, in the top right hand corner there is a close button, which does indeed close the document.  However it leaves a blank screen with a restore button in place of close.  This seems counter-intuiative as a user experience.  The expectation is that when a user hits close, they are returned to the accesspoint dashboard to enable them to select another report.

Is there anyway to customise the button to behave in this way?

Thanks,

D

[Anonymous]

I just found that if I placed the following window.open command in the CloseSession function (bold and italicized below), it returns the user back to the documents selection page which is the desired result.

function CloseSession(e) {

document.body.style.background = "";

$('#MainContainer, #Tabrow, #QvAjaxToolbar > ul:last').html("");

$('body > script').nextAll().remove();

qva.Enabled = false;

qva.Ready = function () {};

qva.OnContextMenu = function () { };

qva.SendClose();

                // Replace text and event for button

var closebtn = $('#Close');

window.open ("http://qlikview/","_self")

if (closebtn.length) {

   Qva.Events.RemoveClickEvent(closebtn);

   Qva.Events.AddClickEvent(closebtn, RestoreSession);

   closebtn.find('.ctx-menu-text')

                        .text(closebtn[0].RestoreText || "Restore");

}

}

If any believes this is wrong or may have some adverse side effects, I welcome the advice.