To Pass Calculated Value to a Document Property as soon as the calculated value changes (e.g. changing filtered data or without clicking buttons, using IronPython or using Action Controls) is by using a timer.
In this example a Calculated Value is extracted and pasted into an Input Property Control via javascript. The Javascript function then updates the Document Property from an Input Property Control .
In order to make this automatic and reflect its value as soon as the filtered data changes, is by using a timer.
There is a better approach that requires no scripting, but a simple R Data Function!
html
<pre>
1. Create a calculated value
and put it inside the calcVal
tag:"<SPAN id="calcVal"><SpotfireControl id="af9f.." /></SPAN>"
2.Create a (hidden) input property control
that updates <i>myPropertyControl:</i> "<span style="DISPLAY: auto" id="inputPropertyControl"><SpotfireControl id="d037f..." /></span>"
3. Optionally add a
label property control to make sure the value is transferred
Label Property Control <i>myPropertyControl</i>:"<SpotfireControl id="25954a..." />"
4. Optionally add a button to manually trigger the javascript that transferred to the "myPropertyControl" Document Property:
<span id="transferValueBtn">Transfer</span>
</pre>
javascript:
var oldValue=0
transferValue = function(){
//get value from calcVal spotfire Calculated Value Dyn Item
value=$("#calcVal").text().trim()
//update input when oldValue changes
if(value!=oldValue){
$("#inputPropertyControl input").val(value).blur();
}
oldValue=value
}
//test value manually
$("#transferValueBtn").button().bind('click',transferValue)
//if button works, then un-comment this line to automatically refresh
//setInterval(transferValue,333) //3 times per second
In this example a Calculated Value is extracted and pasted into an Input Property Control via javascript. The Javascript function then updates the Document Property from an Input Property Control .
In order to make this automatic and reflect its value as soon as the filtered data changes, is by using a timer.
There is a better approach that requires no scripting, but a simple R Data Function!
html
<pre>
1. Create a calculated value
and put it inside the calcVal
tag:"<SPAN id="calcVal"><SpotfireControl id="af9f.." /></SPAN>"
2.Create a (hidden) input property control
that updates <i>myPropertyControl:</i> "<span style="DISPLAY: auto" id="inputPropertyControl"><SpotfireControl id="d037f..." /></span>"
3. Optionally add a
label property control to make sure the value is transferred
Label Property Control <i>myPropertyControl</i>:"<SpotfireControl id="25954a..." />"
4. Optionally add a button to manually trigger the javascript that transferred to the "myPropertyControl" Document Property:
<span id="transferValueBtn">Transfer</span>
</pre>
javascript:
var oldValue=0
transferValue = function(){
//get value from calcVal spotfire Calculated Value Dyn Item
value=$("#calcVal").text().trim()
//update input when oldValue changes
if(value!=oldValue){
$("#inputPropertyControl input").val(value).blur();
}
oldValue=value
}
//test value manually
$("#transferValueBtn").button().bind('click',transferValue)
//if button works, then un-comment this line to automatically refresh
//setInterval(transferValue,333) //3 times per second
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