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Creating a Dashboard

 		7/6/2007 2:14:13 PM
ASPRunnerPro General questions
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 ac163601 author

Hi Sergey,

the charts are a great addition to the new release. How can I create a page holding multiple charts, which will automatically refresh when opened?
Ideally, I want to create 3 or 4 queries in the DB, with corresponding charts in ASPRunnerPro and have them all open in a single page to give a dashboard style display.
Thanks

Shandy
Sergey Kornilov admin 7/6/2007

Shandy,
create four charts in ASPRunnerPro each based on it's own SQL query.
Proceed to the Visual Editor and copy&paste all charts to the single page.

This is it.
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 		ac163601 author 7/9/2007

Excellent Sergay, thanks very much!
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 		ld_ski 6/6/2008

Hi, I tried this method but it had trouble with the reports - got the pie chart across. The system seems to need to reset/refresh the page I've latered fairly often to catch any changed I am making (eg adding reports) and then that means resetting it and starting all over again. Very painful. Is there an easier way?!? I haven't even managed to copy across reports, only graphs/charts!
I suggest dashboards go on your next release as a feature, they're extremely useful and would be an awesome addition. The menu page as it stands now could become the dashboard page...

Excellent Sergay, thanks very much!
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 		JOHNF777 6/6/2008

Kinda encountered the same problem if you reset the page.
The way I've done it is to format each separate view/chart and then copy and paste to the "main dashboard". Btw, our executives are loving my dashboard.....
Hope this helps.