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imported>Jason.nicholls: /* How To Configure a Vector Map Widget */

2014-07-17T18:35:26Z

How To Configure a Vector Map Widget

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	## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).		## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).
	## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.		## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.
	#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[~~Regular_Expression Filter~~\|Match Regular Expression]], [[appboard/old/widget_interaction_filter\|Widget Interaction Comparison]], and [[appboard/old/compare_static_value_filter\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.		#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[appboard/old/regular_expression_filter\|Match Regular Expression]], [[appboard/old/widget_interaction_filter\|Widget Interaction Comparison]], and [[appboard/old/compare_static_value_filter\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.
	#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.		#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.
	#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.		#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* How To Configure a Vector Map Widget */

2014-07-17T17:01:31Z

How To Configure a Vector Map Widget

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	## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).		## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).
	## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.		## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.
	#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[Regular_Expression Filter\|Match Regular Expression]], [[~~Widget_Interaction_Filter~~\|Widget Interaction Comparison]], and [[appboard/old/compare_static_value_filter\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.		#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[Regular_Expression Filter\|Match Regular Expression]], [[appboard/old/widget_interaction_filter\|Widget Interaction Comparison]], and [[appboard/old/compare_static_value_filter\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.
	#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.		#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.
	#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.		#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* How To Configure a Vector Map Widget */

2014-07-17T16:56:56Z

How To Configure a Vector Map Widget

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	## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).		## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).
	## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.		## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.
	#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[Regular_Expression Filter\|Match Regular Expression]], [[Widget_Interaction_Filter\|Widget Interaction Comparison]], and [[~~Compare_Static_Value_Filter~~\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.		#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[Regular_Expression Filter\|Match Regular Expression]], [[Widget_Interaction_Filter\|Widget Interaction Comparison]], and [[appboard/old/compare_static_value_filter\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.
	#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.		#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.
	#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.		#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* How To Configure a Vector Map Widget */

2014-07-17T16:45:12Z

How To Configure a Vector Map Widget

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	#*# '''Auto Color Variation''' - Applies different shades of the base color for all of the displayed territories.		#*# '''Auto Color Variation''' - Applies different shades of the base color for all of the displayed territories.
	# Click '''Next''' to continue.		# Click '''Next''' to continue.
	# Configure the '''[[~~Trouble_Bubble~~\|Trouble Bubble]]''' options as desired.		# Configure the '''[[appboard/old/widgets/vector_map/trouble_bubble\|Trouble Bubble]]''' options as desired.
	# Click '''Next''' to proceed to the '''Options''' tab.		# Click '''Next''' to proceed to the '''Options''' tab.
	# Provide additional configuration on the '''Options''' tab. For details on the available Options, see [[appboard/old/options\|Options]].		# Provide additional configuration on the '''Options''' tab. For details on the available Options, see [[appboard/old/options\|Options]].

imported>Jason.nicholls at 13:57, 17 July 2014

2014-07-17T13:57:57Z

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Vector Map Widget}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Vector Map Widget}}
	[[Category:AppBoard ~~all~~]]		[[Category:AppBoard old]]
	The '''Vector Map Widget''' is a Widget that can display a map of any of the following regions: Americas, APAC, EMEA, Europe, US, Pacific, US/Canada, and World. The Widget uses an IBM ILOG mapping component. The map can be adorned with various status shapes, icons, and labels. The map will typically have symbols displayed at certain nodes of the map corresponding to points of latitude and longitude that are read in from the data source. Clicking on nodes will typically drive Actions that display additional information or launch other Boards and Widgets.		The '''Vector Map Widget''' is a Widget that can display a map of any of the following regions: Americas, APAC, EMEA, Europe, US, Pacific, US/Canada, and World. The Widget uses an IBM ILOG mapping component. The map can be adorned with various status shapes, icons, and labels. The map will typically have symbols displayed at certain nodes of the map corresponding to points of latitude and longitude that are read in from the data source. Clicking on nodes will typically drive Actions that display additional information or launch other Boards and Widgets.

imported>Jason.nicholls at 13:57, 17 July 2014

2014-07-17T13:57:45Z

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			{{DISPLAYTITLE:Vector Map Widget}}
			[[Category:AppBoard all]]
	The '''Vector Map Widget''' is a Widget that can display a map of any of the following regions: Americas, APAC, EMEA, Europe, US, Pacific, US/Canada, and World. The Widget uses an IBM ILOG mapping component. The map can be adorned with various status shapes, icons, and labels. The map will typically have symbols displayed at certain nodes of the map corresponding to points of latitude and longitude that are read in from the data source. Clicking on nodes will typically drive Actions that display additional information or launch other Boards and Widgets.		The '''Vector Map Widget''' is a Widget that can display a map of any of the following regions: Americas, APAC, EMEA, Europe, US, Pacific, US/Canada, and World. The Widget uses an IBM ILOG mapping component. The map can be adorned with various status shapes, icons, and labels. The map will typically have symbols displayed at certain nodes of the map corresponding to points of latitude and longitude that are read in from the data source. Clicking on nodes will typically drive Actions that display additional information or launch other Boards and Widgets.

imported>Jason.nicholls: moved Vector Map Widget to appboard/old/widgets/vector map

2014-07-17T13:55:58Z

moved Vector Map Widget to appboard/old/widgets/vector map

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imported>Jason.nicholls: /* How To Create a Vector Map Widget */

2014-07-17T07:04:56Z

How To Create a Vector Map Widget

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	For instructions on creating a Widget, see the general instructions in [[~~Widgets~~#Adding_Widgets\|Adding Widgets]]. The '''Vector Map Widget''' type is located under the '''Maps''' category on the Widget selection screen.		For instructions on creating a Widget, see the general instructions in [[appboard/old/widgets#Adding_Widgets\|Adding Widgets]]. The '''Vector Map Widget''' type is located under the '''Maps''' category on the Widget selection screen.


	[[Image:VectorMapExample.png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|A sample Vector Map Widget showing sites on a US map]]		[[Image:VectorMapExample.png\|thumb\|center\|700px\|A sample Vector Map Widget showing sites on a US map]]


	== How To Configure a Vector Map Widget ==		== How To Configure a Vector Map Widget ==

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* How To Configure a Vector Map Widget */

2014-07-17T04:19:15Z

How To Configure a Vector Map Widget

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	# Configure the '''[[Trouble_Bubble\|Trouble Bubble]]''' options as desired.		# Configure the '''[[Trouble_Bubble\|Trouble Bubble]]''' options as desired.
	# Click '''Next''' to proceed to the '''Options''' tab.		# Click '''Next''' to proceed to the '''Options''' tab.
	# Provide additional configuration on the '''Options''' tab. For details on the available Options, see [[~~Options~~\|Options]].		# Provide additional configuration on the '''Options''' tab. For details on the available Options, see [[appboard/old/options\|Options]].
	# Click '''Next''' to proceed to the '''Actions''' tab.		# Click '''Next''' to proceed to the '''Actions''' tab.
	# Click '''Add Event Action''' to configure one or more [[~~Actions~~\|Actions]] to be invoked when a user clicks on the Vector Map Widget. The action will apply to the current data record being displayed.		# Click '''Add Event Action''' to configure one or more [[appboard/old/actions\|Actions]] to be invoked when a user clicks on the Vector Map Widget. The action will apply to the current data record being displayed.
	# Click '''Finish'''.		# Click '''Finish'''.
	# In the '''Builder Modes''' panel, select '''Builder''' and navigate to the appropriate Board to observe the new Vector Map Widget.		# In the '''Builder Modes''' panel, select '''Builder''' and navigate to the appropriate Board to observe the new Vector Map Widget.

imported>Cmace: removed data collection comparison/property comparison

2013-01-16T15:00:34Z

removed data collection comparison/property comparison

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	## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).		## '''Operator (gray pulldown)''' - Select from the list of operators that can be used for the rule (>, =, starts with, etc.).
	## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.		## '''Value (text box)''' - Enter a value to be compared against that is compatible with the selected Data Field and Operator.
	#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[Regular_Expression Filter\|Match Regular Expression]], [[Widget_Interaction_Filter\|Widget Interaction ~~Comparison]], [[Property_Comparison_Filter\|Property~~ Comparison]], and [[Compare_Static_Value_Filter\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.		#*# '''Advanced''' - Once checked, it replaces the rule options with an '''Advanced Filter''' button. Upon clicking this button, a new window comes up that allows you to create a more advanced rule. Here you can use different filter types: [[Regular_Expression Filter\|Match Regular Expression]], [[Widget_Interaction_Filter\|Widget Interaction Comparison]], and [[Compare_Static_Value_Filter\|Simple Property Comparison]] (same type used in non-advanced rule creation). The '''Conjunction Type''' is offered as well, which allows you to restrict or expand the items that make it through the filter. You can also create multiple sub-rules that all act together as one Colored Shape Filter rule.
	#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.		#*# Close the Rule editing windows to save changes and return the Wizard.
	#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.		#* '''Use Iconic Badge''' - Check to add the '''Icon Filter''' section. This section mirrors the '''Colored Shape Filter''' section except that instead of using different shapes you get to choose from numerous Icons to represent the data.