Lukasz Kokoszkiewicz

Allow to additionally filter main table content All of them can be added by simply in a settings file Right now we have 4 kinds of filters: Text Select Date Datetime When specified, all of them are added into model and url so filter values can be used in different server requests and for bookmarking On and Off functions can be setup to run on filter empty of filled events (for example disable some other controls) Select filters can load list items from ajax requests or use static ones

Type: textType: selectType: datetime

{ 'label':'Not modified since', // String 'urlVariable':'notmodsince', // String - lower cased, no spaces, no special characters 'fieldType':'datetime', // String (text|select|date) 'value':'', 'options':{ // On and Off functions are executed when filters submit is clicked // On is executed when field has value other then empty string ("") // Otherwise Off is executed 'On':function(Data) { // Data is a Controller.Data object $('#from,#till,#timeRange').attr('disabled',true); }, 'Off':function(Data) { // Data is a Controller.Data object $('#from,#till,#timeRange').attr('disabled',false); }

{ 'label':'Site', // String 'urlVariable':'site', // String - lower cased, no spaces, no special characters 'fieldType':'select', // String (text|select|date) 'value':'', 'options':{ 'dataURL':'/dashboard/request.py/inittaskprod?data=sites', // (optional) String (url|false) // Function translates model or ajax data onto simple elements array // Input: data - data represents Data.mem object or ajax response // depending on whether dataURL exists or not // Output: [['el1','el1 label'],['el2','el2 label'],...] // - Can also be defined as a static list (when you don't want to // load the data from url nor using Data.mem object) 'translateData': function(data) { var sitesArr = data.basicData; var output = [['','Off']]; for (var i=0;i<sitesArr.length;i++) { output.push([sitesArr[i].SITENAME,sitesArr[i].SITENAME]); } return output; }

In addition to google charts Highcharts library was added ( New library seems to work fine with IE The new charts type can be used along side with previous google charts In the newest version chart object was introduced and can be used in adding charts into charts tab and/or to add them into expanded row. On demand option can be added to each chart Each chart can load the data for it’s own purpose

On demand chart load the data and draws a chart after clicking Loach chart button Highcharts library adds a certain interactivity level with tooltips and clickable content

Charts inside expanded row also can be setup as onDemand and can also load the data from the server

Each chart can be printed directly or be exported to one of this four formats

{ 'name':'Status Overview', 'type':'gchart', // (gchart|hchart), 'onDemand':true, 'dataURL': ' 'dataURL_params': function(Data) { return {}; }, // translates data onto requires format: // {"chd":"t:60,40","chl":"Hello|World"} or highcharts options object ( 'translateData':function(dataJSON) { var output = { 'chtt':'Example Chart', 'cht':'p3', 'chs':'600x350', 'chd':dataJSON.chd, 'chl':dataJSON.chl }; return output; }

Because of implementation of new features there was some changes in a settings structure that includes: Slightly changed charts object Slightly changed expandedData object Added optional Application.filters object All of the new settings can be found on a twiki documentation page.

All of the new features are in beta stage so a little testing would be appreciated Filters can be found here: New charts example here: