<Dashboard>.Display (Function)

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<Dashboard>.Display (Function)

In french: <Tableau de bord>.Affiche

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Refreshes the display of elements in a Dashboard control.

Versions 20 and later

This function is now available in WEBDEV Server.

This function is now available for WEBDEV sites in Linux.

New in version 20

This function is now available in WEBDEV Server.

This function is now available for WEBDEV sites in Linux.

This function is now available in WEBDEV Server.

This function is now available for WEBDEV sites in Linux.

Example

// Add an order and refresh the Dashboard control.
HAdd(Orders)
DASH_Main.Display()

// Refreshes the widget of recalls
DASH_Dashboard.Display(IW_Widget_Recalls)
ToastDisplay("The IW_Widget_Recalls widget was refreshed", toastShort, vaMiddle, haCenter)

Syntax

Refreshing the display of a wigdet identified by its name Hide the details

<Dashboard control>.Display([<Widget>])

<Dashboard control>: Control name

Name of Dashboard control to use.

<Widget>: Optional name of internal window or internal page

Name of internal window to update.
If this parameter is not specified, all internal windows/pages handled by the Dashboard control are updated.

Refreshing the display of a wigdet identified by its subscript Hide the details

<Dashboard control>.Display([<Subscript>])

<Dashboard control>: Control name

Name of Dashboard control to use.

<Subscript>: Optional integer

Subscript of the Widget to update.
If this parameter is not specified, all internal windows/pages handled by the Dashboard control are updated.

Remarks

<Dashboard>.Display runs the event "Refreshing the widget" for the specified widget or for all widgets displayed in the Dashboard control.
"Refreshing the widget" is an optional event of the internal windows used as widgets in a Dashboard control.
The event "Refreshing the widget" may not be run immediately: it is run when the user takes control back (end of code currently run or call to Multitask for example).
If several calls to <Dashboard>.Display are performed before giving control back, the refresh events will be run once only.

Related Examples:

Training (WINDEV): WD Dashboard

[ + ] The "WD Dashboard" example is an educational example for using the Dashboard control.
This example explains how to:
- handle the control in "edit" mode,
- save/load a configuration,
- configure the control (initial configuration, addition/deletion of widgets, ...),
- refresh a widget,
- etc.

Training (WEBDEV): WW_Dashboard

Component: wd260obj.dll