New How-To BloX Course - Get Started with BloX Today!
Hi all!
Very happy to share with you an online BloX course which will guide you how to create a BloX based Dashboard from scratch, step by step.
At the end of the course, you will be familiar with the basic concepts and techniques to utilize BloX awesome abilities.
- Module 1 - Introduction
- Module 2 - Creating A Basic BloX Widget
- Module 3 - Columns, Dynamic Elements, Carousel
- Module 4 - Adding A Sparkline And Action Buttons
- Module 5 - Adding Conditions To Your Widget
- Module 6 - Adding iFrames
- Module 7 - Adding Forms
Happy Building!
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Is it possible to include existing data within a form submission. For example, I have a list of items and want to provide a response for a specific item. The user would select that item and as part of the data submitted with the form, a reference to the selected item would be included.
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Is there a way to add Indicator Widgets to a carousel? I have 11 Indicator Widgets, as required, to show different scores of measures, but it's a lot of scrolling on a page. I wanted to see if I could implement a BloX widget and have a more sleek, clean, easy to use dashboard for this customers requirements.
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The carousel logic is very hard to undestand. Where can i see the sample code from the videos?
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You guys rock, this is awesome! But the speed of the video tutorial is more demo speed, it goes really really fast
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We are pleased to announce the release of Sisense Blox v2.0. It provides a powerful framework based on React and new ActionsSDK, as well as Mobile App and High Availability Support.
We look forward to hearing your comments! Please share any questions on the Sisense BloX Community Forum where the Sisense Labs Team can respond to you.
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How do i compare strings in the conditional logic?
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Hi Rafael,
The conditional formatting works similarly to the formula's case statements and doesn't currently support string-based conditions.
Do you have any numeric key that represents the conditional values?
If not, perhaps you could create such a numeric code in the cube by using a case statement in the cube, for example:
case
when value = 'Low' then 1
when value = 'Medium' then 2
when value = 'High' then 3
else 4
end
Then, you'd be able to apply the conditional formatting on the new value.
You can see an example of such usage in the new Weather template (the template code works as the conditional-data, though it is hidden by CSS).
Let me know if that helps!
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Hi
I'm using this tutorial to start with BloX,
is there a chance to have the demonstration code + the related cube -dashboard?
it's hard to follow the movie, also the blox is updated and not similar for this movie
Thanks
Roei
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Sascha Strankinga Salma Cherif - Something for you?
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Is the code for this case study available anywhere?
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