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Create Checkbox in Table

appform

Hi All,

I want to insert check box in a table.As per the attached image.
Then i want , When i will select the check boxes according to selected check box values graph will display below the table.

Please Help me to solve this.
It is very urgent for me.

Regards,
Swapna.

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mwilliams

Separate graphs for each category? Or will the values be in a single graph? What is your BIRT version?

appform

Hi mwilliams,

Thanks for your reply.

I want the values be in a single graph i-e under the table graph should come.
I am using 11SP4.

Regards,
Swapna.

mwilliams

Are you using the HTML5 chart? If so, you might be able to write some script to hide/show the appropriate series. I've not tried it, so I'll have to give it a whirl. Otherwise, you'd be looking at creating a chart for each combination and using client side script to show the appropriate chart.

appform

Thanks,

I am using HTML5 charts.I don't know what script to write and how to do.
Please provide me an example.

Regards,
Swapna.

mwilliams

Sorry for the delay. I was out of town the last half of this past week. I've got a way to do it, I'm just double checking if it's the best way, first. I'll post the example soon if I don't find a better way.

mwilliams

Alright, here's the example. Look in the html text box at the top of the report and at the script in the script tab of the chart editor. You can see that from the chart script, a function in the text box is called to pass out the chart. From there, the chart is used in the hideShow function that is called by each checkbox.

Hope this helps.

appform

Thanks mwilliams.

It helped me alot.
You are a genius.

Regards,
Swapna.

mwilliams

You're welcome! Glad to help!

rbirt

<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="mwilliams" data-cid="117744" data-time="1371570345"><div><p>Alright, here's the example. Look in the html text box at the top of the report and at the script in the script tab of the chart editor. You can see that from the chart script, a function in the text box is called to pass out the chart. From there, the chart is used in the hideShow function that is called by each checkbox.

Hope this helps.</p></div></blockquote><p>Hi Michael - sorry to dig up an old post, but the example seems to be broken - will you be able to reload the report design.</p><p>Also I was wondering if the check box can be used to set the visibility property to hide the row element for all the outputs?</p>