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Sotirios Zormpas

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Re: HTML Pivot Table
@Fred I actually use the public cloud and the secs I mention are for that. What initially attracted me to Ninox was the idea of a centralised database in the cloud,…
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Re: HTML Pivot Table
@Fred 9 secs...so far so good!
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Re: HTML Pivot Table
Thank you@Fred , I appreciate your insights. While I understand the benefits of creating a new JSON object, in my specific case, the data is already there and requires no further configuration.…
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Re: HTML Pivot Table
UPDATE: 10X speed improvement! I improved the speed of data display by at least ten times, from about 20 seconds to less than 2 seconds, by removing the nested “for” loop inside the body variable .…
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HTML Pivot Table

Hello everyone, In my application, time series data (screenshot 1) are often needed to be managed and presented in a practical way. Since Ninox does not yet allow us to insert a pivot table view into…
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Re: I need to iterate a json object.
@RoSoft_Steven great! I've learned something new today! So, we can loop inside a json object if we declare two labels (variables) one for the "name" and the other for the "value" in the "name/value"…
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Re: I need to iterate a json object.
@CISOFT Sàrl is the code below what are you looking for? let Data := { myObject: [{ paul: "10" }, { jack: "20" }, { bob: "30" }] }; join(for i in Data.myObject do text(Data.myObject.…
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Re: I need to iterate a json object.
@CISOFT Sàrl item(myJSON, key) To extract the value of a key-value pair of a given JSON object. The key might be a string or a number. I think you can not iterate a json object using item function…
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Re: I need to iterate a json object.
@CISOFT Sàrl Hi, according to the Ninox documentation you can use the item() function with a json object like below: let data := { firstName: "Steve", lastName: "Rogers" }; item(data, "firstName")
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Re: 3.12 webinar link
The same for me
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Re: Embedded eCharts into Ninox
@M. Daaboul thanks again, your advice has helped us a lot to get familiar with the use of eCharts library. If you have some time could you explain what you mean by "- Ideally,…
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Re: Embedded eCharts into Ninox
@Nick Hello Nikos, thank you for helping us improve our understanding of how to present our data.
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Re: Need help with my JS/HTML Kanban Board
Hi @MP I realize now that many of the problems I encounter when trying to run javascript snippets inside the html() function are precisely due to delay issues. See in this post how @M.…
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Re: Embedded eCharts into Ninox
@M. Daaboul thank you, your code example works nice and your hints are very helpful!
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Embedded eCharts into Ninox

I have tried to embed eCharts into Ninox but have yet to succeed. For example, I put the following code inside a function field, but nothing: var _style := "* { margin: 0; padding: 0;…
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Re: CSS Framework & Ninox
@Fred Hi, that's great news, I am looking forward to seeing the 3.12 release…the new 3000 icons are wowing me!
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Re: CSS Framework & Ninox
@我是我的我 Unfortunately, I don't have a written guide for all the above steps in detail, but I could help you with individual steps if you want to experiment with a CSS framework.…
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Re: Custom HTML Dashboard
@Craig Hi, can you upload a screenshot?
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Printing attachments

Hi, I needed to print the attached record file. I found a solution, but is there a better way? openURL(shareFile(file(record, fileName))) In other words,…
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Re: CSS Framework & Ninox
@MP Hi, in order to open the table by clicking the first button use the following code: let css := (select 'Bootstrap 5.0.2 (Isolated)').Bootstrap5; html("<!…
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Re: Help with Google Charts in Ninox
@Dave Irving Hi, I am interesting with the bootstrap chart, can you share your code?
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Re: CSS Framework & Ninox
@Nick Ευχαριστώ!
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Re: Interesting HTML formatting
@我是我的我 This is very informative: https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
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Re: CSS Framework & Ninox
I'm excited because I finally built a toolkit, which is the best for creating our CSS stylesheets! It's the Tailwind framework, which uses an entirely different philosophy and is based on Utility…
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Re: CSS Framework & Ninox
@Rafael you can try the following if you want to open a specific record of your table: <span onclick=""ui.popupRecord('" + raw(recordId) + "')""> <button type='button' class='btn…
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