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This is a follow up to this post:

Using Client Extensibility in NAV 2009 SP1 to create Charts

News in this post are:

2-series line charts. For example showing number of new Orders and Quotes for the last 10 days:



Item Sales Chart (basically identical to the Customer Sales Chart in the previous post):



Doughnut charts have been shined up a bit to make them look better:



Double-click callback to NAV: When you double-click a chart, it will call the ControlAddin trigger. The example below will open up a list of Cust. Ledger Entries when double-clicking on a chart on the Customer Card page:

Sales (LCY) - OnControlAddIn(Index : Integer;Data : Text[1024])
CustLedgEntry.SETCURRENTKEY("Customer No.");
CustLedgEntry.SETRANGE("Customer No.","No.");
PAGE.RUN(0,CustLedgEntry);

All you need is attached at the end of this post. It contains .dlls, including their source code, and a NAV codeunit. To implement some examples:

Implement the charts add-on:

1) If you want to modify the attached c# project you must install "Microsoft Chart Controls Add-on for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008".

2) On any client machine where you want to run the charts, you must install "Microsoft Chart Controls for Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5".

3) Detach and unzip the attached file.

4) From the unzipped file, copy the files from XTChartsbinDebug into the "Add-ins" sub folder of the RoleTailored Client (RTC).

5) And import the codeunit from XTChart.fob in Object Designer.

6) In a Classic Client, run table 2000000069 "Client Add-in" and enter one line (if it doesn't already exists from the previous post):
Control Add-in Name: XTChart
Public Key Token: d1a25808afd603da

(making sure to have exactly these values, in the right case)

Adding charts to pages:

On the page where you want a chart, insert a new line of type Field. In the property "ControlAddIn", select the XTChart (XTChart;PublicKeyToken=d1a25808afd603da). This adds the control itself. To send data to the control you must specify SourceExpression too. Declare a Global variable called XTChartUtil, Type = Codeunit, Sub Type = Codeunit 75550 "XT Chart Util" to use in SourceExpression. If the chart is on a Customer Card page, then specify this SourceExpression:

For a line-chart, showing "Sales (LCY)" for the last 6 months: XTChartUtil.CustPointsChart(Rec)

For a Doughnut chart, showing "Balance (LCY)" percentage of "Credit Limit": XTChartUtil.CustDoughnutChart(Rec)

On an Item Card page, for a line chart showing Item "Sales (LCY)" for the last 6 months, have SourceExpressions XTChartUtil.ItemPointsChart(Rec)

On the main Role Centre, to have a 2-series chart showing number of Quotes and Orders created in the past 10 days, I added the chart in Page 9060 with this SourceExpression: ChartUtil.SalesCueChart

Then, for each example above, if you want to trigger any activity when the user double clicks the chart, just put some C/AL code on the corresponding OnControlAddIn-trigger.

You can add charts in many other places, except for pages of the following types which cannot handle Extensibility components:
  • Under a Repeater Control (i.e. a list page)
  • Action Pane
  • Command Bar
  • Filter Pane
Note:

In the example here, I added a chart to the main Role Centre. In a production environment this is maybe not such a good idea, for these two reasons:

1) If a chart goes wrong and crashes, for example if a user has not installed the Chart Controls for .NET (link above), then it may crash the whole RTC. If this happens from some page which shows a chart, then at least the user knows that such and such page has a problem. If it happens on the Role Centre, then RTC will crash as soon as it is opened, and the user cannot use RTC at all, and it may not be obvious why RTC crashes.

2) Performance is not great in the SalesCueChart-example here, counting Sales Header records filtering on "Document Date". If a company has 1.000s of orders, then this would have some impact on performance. So, at least only calculate the chart on request, and not on the main page whether the user actually needs it or not.


Development notes
If you want to extend this to create new charts, then this is how the attached example works:

Chart Data is generated in xml format in codeunit 75550 "XT Chart Util". It has a function for each type of chart. The xml data must have this format:

- <Chart>

<ChartType>1</ChartType> <-- Chart Type 1 = Lines, 2 = Doughnut and 3 = 3D lines

- <Data Title="Orders"> <-- Title is optional. If specified, it will show as legend on the chart

<REC1 Title="16/01/11">0</REC1> <-- Name the elements REC1, REC2, etc.

<REC2 Title="17/01/11">2</REC2>

<REC3 Title="18/01/11">0</REC3>

<REC4 Title="19/01/11">2</REC4>

</Data>

- <Data2 Title="Quotes"> <-- Data2 section is optional. Used for making 2-series charts. If there is a Data2 section, then it must have the same number of elements as Data, and with the same names.

<REC1 Title="16/01/11">0</REC1>

<REC2 Title="17/01/11">0</REC2>

<REC3 Title="18/01/11">0</REC3>

<REC4 Title="19/01/11">1</REC4>

</Data2>

</Chart>

In case of a Doughnut chart, just generate an xml document like this:

- <Chart>

<ChartType>2</ChartType>

- <Data>

<REC1 Title="Balance">9.20</REC1>

<REC2 Title="CreditLimit">90.80</REC2>

</Data>

</Chart>

with 2 REC-elements which total up to 100.

The c#-code is all inside of one big try{} catch{} - structure. If anything goes wrong, then it will just show the data that was received in a MessageBox, but not what actually went wrong. Only if you remark the try{} and catch{} - section, it will throw the actual error message to tell you what went wrong (it should log it in the Application log). But the downside of this is, that RTC is also likely to crash.

Lars Lohndorf-Larsen

CSS EMEA

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights



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