Then add an Include Script element beneath your report definition's Body element, as shown above.

Start by using the same Style and Include Script File elements, and their settings, from the first example in this topic. Here's an example, using the jQuery AutoComplete widget. In many cases, the array object will match the data format expected by your jQuery code but, in some it may not, in which case you may need to write a little JavaScript code to extract the data you need.

In both cases, your jQuery code uses the array variable name to access the data. If the File option is chosen, the data is written out to a temporary file in your app's rdDownload folder and included using a tag in the HTML. If the Inline option is selected, the data is embedded directly into the generated report page HTML, between tags. There are two options for including the JavaScript array data: Inline and File. This element runs a child datalayer and inserts the data it retrieves into a JavaScriptĪrray, which enables browser-side components, such as JQuery An easy way to get data into this format in a Logi application is to use the JSON Data element. Many jQuery objects and plug-ins work with data in the JSON format.

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