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We are currently using Qlik Sense November 2025 Patch 7. The requirement is to export the corresponding NPrinting On-Demand report depending on the current selection.
Since the On-Demand Reporting object from the Qlik Dashboard Bundle only allows a single fixed On-Demand report to be configured, we previously created one button for each NPrinting report and controlled the visibility of the buttons using the old Tab Container.
As the old Tab Container will be removed in a future version, we need to migrate to the new Tab Container or another alternative. However, neither the new Tab Container nor the Layout Container supports the On-Demand object.
Is there any alternative solution for this use case, or is support for the On-Demand object planned for future releases?
Here is an Alternative Solution:
Variable-Driven Buttons & Conditional Show
You can bypass container limitations by placing your On-Demand reporting objects directly on the sheet and controlling their visibility with show conditions tied to a variable.
Thank you for the suggestion, but unfortunately this is not feasible for two reasons:
I second @TimB question
I am assuming the OnDemand button has to be rewritten to support new framework and styling (like other objects are slowly getting). With current version indeed it is not possible to hide/show those buttons and obviously it is rather critical gap / functionality which has been taken away.
@Greg_Taffer - I suggest you check with internal peers on suggestion how we can handle it. I am assuming we need to wait for next release or maybe just check just released 2026 May version. I will be testing it so I will comment in few hours
cheers
Hi @TimB ,
I just did further testing and indeed this is breaking change - still not resolved in May 2026 version.
@Greg_Taffer - I guess this needs to be reported as support ticket as there is no workaround for it. (don't trust AI agents saying it works as it does not - agents are not testing their answers, we do! 🙂 )
cheers
Lech