2024 Sep 05 11:38 PM - edited 2024 Sep 06 2:49 AM
Problem:
The Number formatting changes when the story is executed in view mode or story is executed via Hyperlink or story is executed from the link shared.
Workaround :
The story works fine when we access directly from the Public folder. We are using Live connection and Backend is SAP HANA.
Impact :
We have created a Dashboard with all the story Hyperlinks and Business will access the respective Dashboards from the Hyperlink provided. From the Business point of view nothing is working as expected.
Observation :
The issue started with latest SAC patch upgrade on Aug 17-18th 2024.
Currently we are with this version :
Versions
2024.15.8 (Client)
2024.15.6 (Server)
Build Dates
Wed Aug 28 2024 16:36:34+0000 (Client)
Wed Aug 21 2024 17:52:03+0200 (Server)
Few more Observations from tests conducted :
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Hello.
I've found a small scripting workaround that helps with different runtime display bugs in optimized stories. Perhaps this might help you.
For example, I'm currently facing a bug that prevents the threshold (green/red) formatting being displayed on multiple tables in an optimized story. In edit mode I see the formatting - but not in view mode.
After some experimentation I found that defining a datasource variable in the onInitialization script of the relevant story page fixes my display bugs.
e.g. var ds1 = Table_1.getDataSource();
Good luck 🙂
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@MarkSargent The workaround really worked for me for the "Number formatting issue" , how ever I have two questions it would be really helpful if you have already come across those and implemented in your stories .
1. Have you created ScriptVariable with String and default value with Null ?
If not, can you share the type of script variable you have created? Screen shot attached for reference.
2. For the script logic used for workaround , have you ignored the warnings ?
var ds1 = Table_1.getDataSource();
a. Declaration hides the existing variable.
b. Script variable is un used .
Thank you in advance for letting us know.
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