0613e34637 Happy Debugging! . In comparison to a standard object an extension developer has the freedom to develop how the entire object should look like. Now I’ve finished a first version of an extension using the… Great Extension that creates graphs! . Extension reference materials The next step involves familiarizing yourself with the (few) available reference materials: QlikView SDK: the QlikView SDK is broader than extensions alone, it offers links to the QlikView JavaScript API (described below) and a few extension examples: QlikView 10 QlikView 11 QlikView JavaScript API: documents the various methods and properties that can be used within extensions: QlikView 10 QlikView 11 Properties QVPP Reference: documents how to create a properties page for your extension: QlikView 10 Extension Definition File Reference: QlikView 10 & 11 Extension examples When learning something new, I often find that studying examples and figuring out how they work can speed up the learning process. With that in mind, here are some QlikView extension examples of varying complexity: Object extensions Hello World Stream Chart Tree View Word Cloud Twitter feed Google maps Open Source Geospatial Mapping Call a Webservice via SOAP, HTTP Get or Rest Wind Rose Chart Video player HTML5 speech input 3D Surface Chart Formatting QlikView Data the Web Way A very comprehensive list of object extensions can also be found on Stephan Walthers blog. So that’s where the problem starts, but it gets even worse ;-) When opening up a random QlikView Application in Safari via the Access Point, it will look something like this: The Status Bar which shows carrier and battery takes up 40 pixels The Navigation Navigation Bar with the web adress takes up 120 pixels The Button Bar with Back and Forward Symbols takes 88 Pixels That means 248 of 960 Pixels are already taken(THIS IS 25%!!!). All Places > QlikView Forums & Resources > QlikView Resource Library > Documents Currently Being Moderated Extension Object Basics.doc Created by Brian Munz on Jan 7, 2013 11:55 AM.
Tabs can be hidden in the Document settings. It will give you the result. I will regularly update this post with any new tutorials, documentation, examples or other information as it becomes available. Previous Chapter The Concept of QlikView Extensions The concept of QlikView Extensions has been introduced with QlikView 10 and improved with QlikView 11+. Development environment I use Notepad++ to develop my extensions, but there is also a template for Visual Studio that comes with the QlikView Workbench. Can I restrict one sheet in my QV document to be only in Desktop view? I dont want WebView to be reflected on that sheet as some macros dont run. Reply 15 Adam Cooke February 18, 2014 - 20:24 Permalink Heres another extension that lets you create a number flapper / ticker. Sometimes I find this zooming feature quite annoying when trying to develop a pixel perfect layout.
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