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  • Assign click event to heading.

    What would be the best of doing this.

    I have widgets that I have a heading "Bookings", "Shipments" etc, that I assigned in the widget.


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    This is the booking widget where I assigned it a heading "Booking" as it shows above. What would be the best way to still assign it a heading "Booking" but also be able to make it a click event in behaviors.

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  • #2
    Where can I find the video that shows how to reference a widget from another app so that it can be integrated as if it was part of new app.

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    • #3
      As of now, there are not any click events against a title.

      I am not entirely clear on your second question. You can utilize the same widget in multiple apps (not sure if that is what you are asking).

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      • #4
        I have app A that I have a button and when they click on it I want to use a widget from App B but want it be seem less. I remember you showing me how this is done but I can't remember

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        • #5
          So I am assuming that you want to call an application from another application. I believe the technique you are referring to requires adding a URL widget within your application and then using the "Launch App" behavior and have the app launch into your URL widget.

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          • #6
            Thanks Sean. Is there a video I can watch to show how it is coded...

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            • #7
              I do not think there is.

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              • #8


                Can you give me instructions on how it would be coded ?


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                • #9
                  Add a URL Widget to your application. Then use the "Launch App" behavior action to launch the app into your URL widget.

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                  • #10
                    I see....it is a utility widget....thanks a bunch !!!

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                    • #11
                      Sorry but I am still a little fuzzy on how to link it to the actual widget....

                      I created the utility widget but I don't think I did right....this should be the actual name of the widget in the other application I am going reference correct ?


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                      • #12
                        So that was the issue....but a slightly different issue. When I click on the button to bring up the widget it is just saying "loading" but does not actually load any data. Is there something I need to code in the secondary app to allow it to load that widget or should it be just as if I clicked on the button in that app and it would load accordingly ?

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                        • #13
                          I can't seem to get it working so I must be doing something wrong but can't determine what that is.

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                          • #14
                            Suppose I have two apps: Customers and Orders. I want to call the Orders app from within Customers. When a user clicks a customer record I will call the Orders app.

                            First, I am creating a section named "orders" in my Customers app. I will add a URL Widget to this section...I named the URL widget: externalApp.
                            Next, I will wire up the clicking of a customer record.
                            • Go into Behaviors and find the row click for my list of customers.
                            • Select action "Launch App".
                            • Locate the "Orders" app in the combo box (note that I am not switching it to "URL"...leaving it as "Launch App").
                            • Select "externalApp" under the "Launch into URL widget" fieldset. I
                            • I will likely want to pass my customer number as a parameter which I can all do in the same window under "Optional App Parameters".
                            • Save.
                            • I will also need to add an action to show this "orders" section

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                            • #15
                              Sean thanks for the info....much appreciate.....can it invoke a specific widget with in an app or it just invokes the entire app ?

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