on ‎2007 May 18 7:57 AM
While creating charts(Line) based on some calculated values,is it possible to display the original values used for the calculation as an popup when we take mouse to that particular point in chart .ie can we call a funtion to get the original value while charts display.
please reply soon ...its urgent .
Neha
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Actually, you can do this using the Datalink capabilities in xMII. If you only need to display a single value on the mouse over, assign this column as the first Datalink column. If you need to display multiple values, you'll need to add a calculated column that concatenates the values into a string, and specify the name of this calculated column as your Datalink column.
Best regards,
Rick
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Look at the SAP xMII Help Documents for mouse tracking and the scooter for iCharts.
Although there are no popups on mouse overs for the applets, placing your mouse cursor over various points on the charts will yield data (that you might see in a popup) in the top left corner of the iChart.
This forum probably is not the best place for "urgent" matters.
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hi neha,
does pop up need to be popped on certain locations of an ichart or everytime mouse hovers on ichart?
regards,
ravikumar
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Hi neha,
I guess this cannot be done because there is no javascript function that can be called on onmouseover for applets.
But i can suggest one method declare the applet inside a span and use onmouseover event in javascript.
This needs to work everytime you move the mouse over the applet declared within span.
revert if it is not working.
regards,
ravikumar sv
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