Hello everyone!
I have a question about “Displaying parameters from dynamic tables”.
In the future, we will use a dynamic table in the protocol for our gateways, which contains and can collect all individual and connection-dependent information of the respective active connection.
There are values (e.g. round trip time) of these individual connections that we always want to output, regardless of the changing IP address. As the IP address can change for each connection, this ultimately determines the structure of the dynamic table. We display this value permanently in a Visio and refer to the corresponding table cell. However, if there is no connection, this value cannot be loaded and the familiar “Loading” message appears at the bottom of the window.
Is there a way to prevent this message, as for individual values – absolutely correct – no information can be output for the time, as there is no connection and therefore no entry in the table is to be expected?
Many thanks in advance for your ideas!
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Hi Daniel,
When working with Extended conditional shape manipulation actions on your Visio, you can define a default value that it returns in case it cannot find the value for some reason (ref. Specifying a default return value). By using this, you can hide the shape if there’s the condition is (not) fulfilled.
I think this a more controlled way of handling this, however, if it would still turn out that you have the loading bar, you can also hide this (ref. Disabling the indication that a page or shape is loading | DataMiner Docs).
Kind Regards,
Jarno
Hi Jarno,
Thank you very much for the helpful answer! I think that's exactly what I was looking for. My next step will be to see how I can make these two options available to employees for better use of our views.
Kind regards, Daniel