on 11-28-2016 10:25 AM
Or, you could use the setInterval() JavaScript method in an onLoad script to call a function repeatedly, which in turn can keep the tile updated.
So for instance, to see the number of the logged-on users in the system, the function could perform an RFC, get the number from the backend and display this number by updating a label on top of the tile.
Keep in mind that this would only work in the browser and not when the flavor is used in the SAP GUI for Windows (in case that's important to you). The GUI doesn't have a window object.
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Dynamic tiles in a way that change the indicated numbers without any manual interaction? Sure, if you have a service that you can add to your tile via an HTML viewer on top of it. Like the clock through this URL... so if you have something that provides the updated numbers similar to this, then your tile can become dynamic.
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