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Trend Graph Control (version 24)
Knowledge Base / Version 24 / Client Tools / Axiom / Applications
When embedding a Trend Graph control into an application, the user will have the option to Add trends or import a chart that was previously created. If importing a chart, it is important to know that once the application is saved, a unique copy of the chart is saved within the application itself. Updates or changes made to the original chart file, thereafter, will NOT appear in the application.
Properties
- *Name - a unique name used to reference the control in script
- Height - the height of the control in pixels
- IsVisible - a checkbox to show or hide the control
- Width - the width of the control in pixels
- X - the horizontal coordinate of the top-left corner in relation to its parent container
- Y - the vertical coordinate of the top-left corner in relation to its parent container
- AssetFilter - an expression or statement used to filter the asset instances shown within the trend graph. Only applicable if the graph is configured for a specific AssetType. For examples of how to apply different filters, see How To Filter Asset Templates and Grids.
- AssetInstanceMaxCount - the maximum number of asset instances that will be trended on the graph. Only applicable if the graph is configured for a specific AssetType.
- AssetType - opens the CONFIGURE ASSET TYPE menu to select a Virtual View and an asset type defined in that view. When adding trends to the graph the user will have the option to CHOOSE ASSET or CHOOSE TREND. The CHOOSE ASSET option will allow the user to add tags from the given asset type. Tags from each asset instance will be added. The number of assets displayed on the graph is limited by the AssetInstanceMaxCount.
The CHOOSE TAG option allows the user to add tags from the browse menu that are not necessarily asset-related.
* These properties are only available to Canary users listed on the Axiom>Script access control list within the Identity tile.
For more information on Trend Graph controls, see Charts.