Watermark
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Hi,
As per the attached chart, is there any way to disable the Watermark data.
As per the attached screenshot the data in the Water mark is, "The chart currently contains no data".
Thanks,
Venu
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WaterMark.JPG
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Hi Venu,
yes, if you want to remove a watermark from your reports, then go to Administration->Content Settings->Report Settings->Public Reports->Watermark and click the X symbol to turn off the watermark.
I hope that helps you get rid of the message "The chart currently contains Female data"!
Please let me know how it goes.
regards,
David
Hi Venu,
yes, if you want to remove a watermark from your reports, then go to Administration->Content Settings->Report Settings->Public Reports->Watermark and click the X symbol to turn off the watermark.
I hope that helps you get rid of the message "The chart currently contains Female data"!
Please let me know how it goes.
regards,
David
Hi Venu,
my apologies for having got hold of the "wrong end of the stick"!
I think what you want may be achieved through the CustomCSS feature.
Please read the above wiki link and then give it a go and let me know if it works or not.
In summary you will just have to use your browser's "Inspect Element" utility to learn the class name for that message, then create a custom CSS page and add the following attribute for that class:
display: none
and then add it to the Yellowfin CustomCSS folder.
I would test this out for you myself but unfortunately my working day is just ending here. So please try it out and if there are any problems with it please let me know.
regards,
David
Hi Venu,
my apologies for having got hold of the "wrong end of the stick"!
I think what you want may be achieved through the CustomCSS feature.
Please read the above wiki link and then give it a go and let me know if it works or not.
In summary you will just have to use your browser's "Inspect Element" utility to learn the class name for that message, then create a custom CSS page and add the following attribute for that class:
display: none
and then add it to the Yellowfin CustomCSS folder.
I would test this out for you myself but unfortunately my working day is just ending here. So please try it out and if there are any problems with it please let me know.
regards,
David
Hi Venu,
which class did you add that attribute to? Was it "largeGreyErrorText"?
Also, a totally different approach to this matter would be to remove the error message from the ApplicationResources.properties file:
The way to do this is to unjar the file <yellowfin>\appserver\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\lib\i4-core.jar, remove the "This chart currently contains no data" string from the ApplicationResources.properties (which is in the archive's path com/hof), and then create a new i4-core.jar file.
The one drawback to this approach however is that you would have to repeat this process every time you update Yellowfin because the i4-core.jar always gets updated.
regards,
David
Hi Venu,
which class did you add that attribute to? Was it "largeGreyErrorText"?
Also, a totally different approach to this matter would be to remove the error message from the ApplicationResources.properties file:
The way to do this is to unjar the file <yellowfin>\appserver\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\lib\i4-core.jar, remove the "This chart currently contains no data" string from the ApplicationResources.properties (which is in the archive's path com/hof), and then create a new i4-core.jar file.
The one drawback to this approach however is that you would have to repeat this process every time you update Yellowfin because the i4-core.jar always gets updated.
regards,
David
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