I'm using SAP BO Desktop Intelligence v12.1.0.882, on a Windows workstation with limited privileges.
Issue:
After opening an existing report template (.rep) file, and clicking on the button for "Edit Data Provider", the Query Panel does not display the "Classes and Objects" pane on the left.
When clicking on the button for "Show/hide all classes" in top left of query pane, it does not show / have any effect on what is displayed in the Query Panel for "Classes and Objects".
What I've tried:
1) I've read through the "Business Objects User's Guide: Accessing Data and Data Analysis" (Business Objects 6.1), eg page 57, but this doesn't cover / mention this issue.
2) Searches via Google and Bing, however these do not give many relevant results.
Ideas:
1) Possibly viewing what rights on what DeskI can and can't show to me?
This is now resolved.
Resolution was to drag the left pane across using the cursor :).
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I have a requirement to show some JS based plots that I made using some Python libraries, and this particular visualization is not possible to make natively in Tableau. But my dashboard is made with Tableau, and I need to show this visualization in the dashboard. So, I saved the JS-based plots as HTML files, and I can run a localhost server and view them in my dashboard with the Web Page object. However, I have 3 such JS-based plots, and I want to provide a dropdown menu, where the user can click on option A to show the HTML page for plot A, click on option B to show the HTML page for plot B, and click on option C to show the HTML page for plot C. But I can't find a way to link the web pages to the drop down options. How do I do this? Thanks.
If you want to open a browser window separately that shows the pages:
Open the dashboard that contains the sheets you want to enable the right click on
Click the "Worksheet" Menu
Click "Actions"
Click the "Add Action >" button
Click "Go to URL"
In the popup that comes up, enter the label for the link under the Name field, Select "Menu" under Run action on, then enter the URL in the box.
Select your dashboard in the Dropdown (mine is named Dashboard 1), then check the box next to each sheet that should have the link when right clicked.
If you want it to display within your dashboard and not open a browser separately, you will need to write or find a Tableau extension to do this. As of now, there isn't an extension on the extension gallery for it, but there may be one somewhere on Github.
For one of our requirements, we need to attach goals to few types of media items.
Going though each item in media library and adding 'gaols' through 'Analyze' tab will be tedious as there are hundreds of items. Is there any way to do it through script or code?
For getting the goals\events attached, we can check in "_Tracking" field. But Im not getting the exact syntax to update this field.
Any hints?
You can also achieve this without coding or PowerShell, using the search functionality within Sitecore. First go to the Media Library, then find the specific folder you're interested in.
With the folder selected you can then click on the little magnifying glass icon (next to the tabs Folder and Content). That will open a new tab where you can build a search query.
After building that and getting your results back, you can click the little down arrow next to the search query, and click the 'Search Operations'. Select the 'Apply campaigns events', which will open an 'Attributes' pop-up.
Go to the second tab called 'Events', and select your goals.
This is a relatively trivial question, and I'm sorry to ask it. However, I am trying to do work in Oracle SQL Developer, and I can't figure out how to bring up the helpbar on the left-hand side that shows all of my objects.
How can I pull it up?
If I'm picturing in my head what you are saying properly, there are two ways:
Click the Window menu item and then "Reset Windows to Factory Settings" which shows the Connections and Reports items along the left hand side.
Or
Click the View menu item and select "Connections" (or maybe "Recent Objects" if that's what you're after.)
You can programmatically add or delete custom document properties (also called meta data) to a Microsoft Office application like Word. See this link for an example. Now, is there a means to view these added PROGRAMMATICALLY-CREATED custom document properties in Microsoft Office graphical user interface (helps make debugging issues with custom properties easier)?
Yes you can. In office 2010 you can find them under:
File, Info. Then on the right side select the "Properties" dropdown and select "advanced properties" It will give you a popup window where the last tab has the custom properties. It is in the windows on this with header "Properties". If you do not see it there, there "could" be the possibility you are not setting it right.
In word 2007, I'm trying to use the default activex control as check box. I would like the color of text changed after some one check the box it.
I know how to get it done with VBA and checkbox formfield, but how can this be done with checkbox(active control)?
Shortly, is there any way I can retrieve the properties or other object information of ActiveX control check box?
I think this answer is too late for the questioner, how ever i am sending it for those who will face this problem later on.
IF you know how to change check box color in VBA then you can do it in word as well. All you have to do is to insert a check box that you can code your self. to do so.
Generate Developor's Tab in MS Word by clicking word button at the top left of MS WORD 07 Window; Select Advanced; Select Popular; then in the pan opened, check the check box that contains Developor's tab.
Now Click the Developer's Tab, Locate the Control Group and from their, click on legacy tools pull down menu.Click on more controls option at the lowest left of the legacy tools pull down menu. A new Window will open.
Scroll down to find the option Micrsoft Forms 2.0checkbox.
Click to select it, and you are done. You will receive a check box at the place where your cursor was blinking before you startated this process.
This Checkbox is very similar to the Check box from VB. Now if you know the VBA Codes and want to change the properties of check box like color etc. Look at the Control Group in Developer's Tab. Click Design Mode. Now DOUBLE CLICK THE CHECK BOX AND VB CODING FORM OPENS WHERE YOU CAN CODE.
In case you do not know how to code in VB, You can still make some useful changes in check box. Single click on the check box and Then Click Properties Immediately below the Design Mode in the devloper's Tab.
Here you can make changes in properties.