Thanks a lot John for those clarification/ideas - agree with most of your
points. We would be glad to be part of the process too.
Martin
On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 6:23 PM, John Mukulu
wrote:
> These are very interesting topics,
>
> Just weigh in on few of the issues raised.
>
> 1. Way of widgets
These are very interesting topics,
Just weigh in on few of the issues raised.
1. Way of widgets identifying themselves, this is actually supposed to be
for all apps, to sort of have unique-app-id that'll unique like android
apps, so names and version can change but it'll stay the same, this is on
Thanks for your answer - any way to specify where the "explore" link should
lead:
this would allow my app to show a small part as an iFrame, then be called
in full screen on click (like the Pivot tables & chart works in the
Dashboard right now)
Martin
On Fri, Apr 27, 2018 at 10:47 AM, Edoardo S
On the topic of filtering - do the maps in the dashboard now also obey the
orgunit filter? The ability to drill down the whole dashboard (rather than
just each widget in isolation) is quite powerful.
On Fri, Apr 27, 2018 at 1:27 PM, Olav Poppe wrote:
> Hi, jumping in on this conversation with tw
Hi, jumping in on this conversation with two related questions:
1) is there any (documented) way for a dashboard widget to identify "instances"
of itself? So that if you add two or more instances of the same widget and want
to set them up to show different things (e.g. different indicators), it w
Not exactly, the content in the iframe is usable from within the box
in the dashboard.
There isn't a way of going full screen at the moment, but it can be
easily added.
On Thu, Apr 26, 2018 at 5:21 PM, Martin Van Aken
wrote:
> OK, so it will render the "main" page (as refered in the manifest) as
OK, so it will render the "main" page (as refered in the manifest) as an
iframe there, with clicking on it leading to the "full page" app, correct ?
This being said, looks like something I could test easily.
Martin
On Thu, Apr 26, 2018 at 11:28 AM, Edoardo Sabadelli
wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> the
Hi Martin,
the dashboard widgets/apps, listed under the Apps section in the
dashboard item selector, are rendered in the same way as before.
They are loaded in an iframe in a box added to the dashboard grid.
This is also to ensure existing apps can still work in the new Dashboards app.
As for dis
Hi!
We've been working with DHIS2 Apps for a while now, and found the general
experience (as developers) pretty good with the d2 + React combo. Something
I could not find info about is how the different kind of apps change,
especially the DASHBOARD_WIDGET one - does that means that an app of this
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