Freigeben über

Opening a Customized ProClarity Professional Client in a Browser Part 1

  • Artikel

Customers may want to launch ProClarity Professional and customize the experience for the end users. For example, they may want to open Pro in a frame in a portal and open a specific view - hiding the toolbar, Briefing Book pane, or Open Cube options in the process.  

One of the most common ways of launching a customized Professional experience is using the default.htm file located here (C:\Program Files (x86)\ProClarity\SDK\Samples\ProClarity Professional\Web\PProClarityCtrl), when installed with the Microsoft ProClarity Software Developers Kit 6.3. The advantages of this method is that it is simple and easy to understand and implement. The disadvantages is that it opens Pro using very few options and it takes more effort to customize the way Pro is opened.

Here is a simple default.htm that opens a local .BBK Briefing Book file. C:\Users\joprue\Documents\temp.bbk. Soon, I'll be posting a sample file that opens a view from PAS and hopefully automatically closes the Briefing Book pane after opening.

-Joey    

 

<

HTML>

<

HEAD>

<

META name=VI60_defaultClientScript content=VBScript>

<

META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0">

<

TITLE></TITLE>

</

HEAD>

<

BODY>

<

OBJECT classid=clsid:F97F35F6-5E4B-4C39-B588-9D94AC7796F6 id=KProClarityCtrl1 height=100% width=100%>

</

OBJECT>

<

SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript">

Sub Window_OnLoad()

With KProClarityCtrl1

.StartupBook

"C:\Users\joprue\Documents\temp.bbk", "", "", "", "", ""

.ToolbarVisible =

False

.MenubarVisible =

False

.StatusBarVisible =

False

End With

End Sub

</

SCRIPT>

</

BODY>

</

HTML>

default.htm

Comments

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Hi Andrew, Are you interested in a sample file that opens a view from PAS and hopefully automatically closes the Briefing Book pane after opening?  Or, if something else, please let me know.   Other priorities of come up but I've still had this on my radar and want to finish it up in the next couple months. Thanks, -Joey

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Hi Joey, Have you managed to get the PAS view of this working yet? Cheers Andrew