on 06-18-2019 10:53 AM
Hi,
I have an application that I have designed that, upon opening by the user, they are prompted to insert parameters. These parameters are then used to filter the Data Sources in the application (prior to user seeing any data).
My main question is that if a user wants to change the LE, is it possible in Lumira Designer to add a button that can bring up this prompt window whilst the user is in the application? i.e. to allow the user to change the LE for example (and as a result update the application for the new LE.
Another question that I have is that, once the user enters the above parameters, are their choices 'stored' somewhere in Lumira? Or once the application has used them are they no longer available to view?
Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.
Thanks.
Pete
Hi Peter,
you can call the prompt dialogue in script and Show it to users.
APPLICATION.openPromptDialog()
But why don´t you set the appropriate value for the variable in the datasource when selected (or offer a Dropdown or checkboxes?) - not sure what LE is and how many values it has.
Holger
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Thanks lot for you help Pete.
Deepak B.
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Hi Pete,
Thanks a lot for your reply but I don't know why I am not able to see the 'Compact Prompts' option in my application properties and I am using Lumira designer 2.1 I have also checked in 2.2 version. Can you please let me know which version of Lumira you are using or is there any pre-requisites to enable this option?
I am attaching my screenshot for your reference..compact-prompt-missing.png
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Hi Pete,
I have a similar requirement to display variable name and input box in single line as you have shown in your Screenshot of prompt. Can you please let me know how you achieved it?
By default variable name and input box are in 2 different lines and I want to display them in single line.
Regards,
Deepak B.
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Hi Holger, Thanks very much for your swift reply - this worked a treat.
On your second point, there are potentially 150 values for LE so I need the user to be able to filter at the point of loading.
Thanks again.
Pete
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