Working with table and HTML pop-ups


The pop-up panels in the browser-based Viewer give access to table or HTML data that the sendPopupTable and sendPopupHtml functions create and send. The browser-based Viewer has an accordion display to receive the table or HTML data. Each panel in the accordion display represents a single popup table or HTML. When the web-based Viewer triggers the relevant RDL2 rules, a popup with either table or HTML data is sent back to the Viewer.

Administrator can define the table data and the HTML data in the relevant RDL2 rules.

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Pop-up tables

Pop-up table contains data formatted into a table. Administrators can define the table data in the relevant RDL2 rule.

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Pop-up HTML

Pop-up HTML contains data formatted in HTML. Administrators can define the HTML data in the relevant RDL2 rule. The pop-up HTML panels can have hyperlinks, and each hyperlink represents an action. To execute an action, you must click the hyperlink.

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You can use the pop-up HTML to perform the following actions:

  • Send a command to the session that triggered the pop-up HTML panel
  • Start a session viewer of the session that triggered the pop-up HTML
  • Filter messages based on the session that triggered the pop-up
  • Open a web page
  • Run a RDL2 function
  • Run a RDL2 function with parameters

Accessing pop-up panels

You can open the pop-up panels from the Viewer toolbar. 

  • To open the Popup Panels pane, clickimage2021-5-18_15-11-22.png.

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When the viewer receives a pop-up, it displays in the panel on the Popup Panels pane. The pop-up icon displays a blue badge indicating the number of pop-ups received.

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Refreshing and removing a pop-up panel

Do one of the following:

  • Click Update to refresh a pop-up panel. 
  • Click Dismiss to remove a pop-up panel from the Popup Panels pane.

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