I have a requirements to create a Hierarchy Visualization in Spotfire. I search from the net but didn't get anything nearest from my requirements. It is possible to achieve this in Spotfire or there is any other option to do this chart. thanks.
Currently my Spotfire version is 7.0.
Hierarchy Visualization Sample:
there is no hierarchy visualization in Spotfire.
you can talk to your TIBCO account rep about the JSViz extension, however, which would allow you to use D3 to create one.
honestly I would suggest to look for a software that provides an org chart like Visio or draw.io. this isn't really a data visualization as much as it is a diagram.
If this is static you could probably create it using html and css, and maybe even use sparklines to add some dynamic text if you need to
There can be multiple options to visualize this in Spotfire.
However, if you intend to create as shown in image, I would suggest Text Area to do it.
First, you would need to organize data as in the format you want to show, parent and then child and then child. You would have to then make a HTML table in the text area.
Based on your parent id, you make a row with TR tag and as you keep getting child keep adding it further to the HTML as TR. Values you can use calculated values to show or document properties to simply display. You would need to play with HTML in this case.
The above description that I am giving is to be entirely performed in IronPython. Only thing tricky here is calculated values which you will have to put in HTMl. Instead of creating a dynamic element I would suggest giving Dynamic value in HTMl itself using document properties.
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I’m new to NetSuite, just starting to try to develop an Advanced PDF/HTML template. I need to have a text data field contain HTML and have the report generate treat it as HTML.
The objective is that the data source that feeds NetSuite will generate HTML that varies based on the content of the data and other objects associated with it on another system, and to have the report engine render that HTML.
It doesn’t need to support terribly complex HTML basically just a table with columns/rows that may vary based on the data, including having rows that may contain another table.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Had an expert show me the solution. Here are the steps:
Add the custom field and make it type Rich Text
Develop an invoice template that looks like you want it to look, but put a placeholder string where you want the HTML to go (e.g. HTML_GOES_HERE)
Write a JS scriptlet that will pull the HTML from the record and replace the placeholder. Import it into NetSuite and deploy it
Add a custom action to the form where you view the invoice that will invoke the method in the JS scriptlet
I am trying to investigate if it's possible to build logic into the Web Player so that is able to Create and Change Filtering Schemes using property controls in a Text Area. Currently, this functionality is limited to the Spotfire Analyst only.
At the moment, I am trying to figure out how to populate a drop-down property control as soon as the document is opened with the existing filtering schemes. Does anyone have any pointers on how to do that or if it's even possible?
This is what my end result will look like (after I get all the pieces to work together if it's even possible):
I'm looking for a way to build a multi column listview or treeview that works similar to the OSX file explorer, except for data instead of files/folders.
I need to:
have column headers (similar to the "Name", "Date Modified", etc below)
the first column to be expandable/collapsible (as the folders are)
several additional columns for data fields (ideally the user could pick which are shown and/or change the order)
I saw that Electron has dialogs, but as far as I can tell, these are meant specifically for file/folders, and not general enough for a data display use case. I also found a few treeview libraries such as js-treeview, but as far as I can tell, this is similar to only having the first column ("Name") in the case of OSX, I can only enter text fields and only have one column.
Does there exist a package that is flexible to have the similar functionality to the OSX finder window, but can be applied to a dataset without reinventing the wheel?
I searched around for a robust "treeview" JS component and did not find any which were supported or had a very rich feature set.
I've ended up using Tabulator with some customization. It's a great component and is well supported by the developer. It is more of a "listview" than a "treeview" component – though it does allow grouping and nesting of data, dragging between groups (folders) and lots of customization.
A tree view function for Tabulator will be coming in the next six months :)
What is the starting point to create a search display template in a table format and be able to specify which columns you want to display. Presently, the default format only shows the title, description, and link in a 3 row list. I would like to change this to have title, description, link in 3 columns (table format) and be able to add or remove more columns.
What I have managed till now is create a search page for Tasks, that only searches for files of that specific content type. Now I want to be able to decide which columns are shown in the resulting view and if possible show them in a tabular format.
I was thinking about finding a similar template and try edit the HTML to make it look as I want it. Is there a similar template? Or perhaps a ready template which I missed?
Thanks!
There was indeed a similar template, very similar to what I needed:
Displaying SharePoint 2013 Search Results in a Table
The table template html files are also provided for under an MIT License.
I have a simple list where I am entering a name, a timeframe, and a tag. I'd like to create a custom view of this data where timeframe becomes column heading and tag is the row definition and the name is displayed in grid. What's the simplest way to accomplish this?
Use a Content Query Web Part to display the list.
You can add a custom item template to the ITEMSTYLE.XSL file in Style Library/XSL Style Sheets directory. With a simple structure like you are describing you can easily pivot and format the data.
For general syntax and an overview take a look at Heather Solomon's post: http://www.heathersolomon.com/blog/articles/CustomItemStyle.aspx
Another good link with relevant info:
http://kyleschaeffer.com/sharepoint/sharepoint-2010-item-styles-and-ddwrt/