[Phil Grant]

Thanks for that, you’re spot on … how do I override it though?
I’ve had a google on what to do but most people say it can’t be done in CSS!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Phil Grant.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Phil Grant.

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[Phil Grant]

Yes, I have a list in a table view with DFFS and vLookup to another list with defined actions linked to the master list.
I want to have a table with all the items from the master list and have a table showing the linked actions below an limit the actions shown when the row in the top table is selected.

[Phil Grant]

Sorry but I just don’t have the Javascript skill to sort this out, I looked into the Google help and there does seem to be a difference between charts and tables.

I tried to get an alert and depending were I put it I could get it appearing constantly , even when nothing was clicked or never.

Regards,
Phil

[Phil Grant]

Actually I just added it in under the existing text as just text with the fieldInternalName and it worked fine so it’s sorted.

[Phil Grant]

Is it possible to include a fieldInternalName in the test?

{"default":"YOUR CODE HERE {Title}"}

I have some text and a Logo above the Tabs and want to include the request status of the request in that header.

Regards,
Phil

[Phil Grant]

Alexander,
I tried to use this method to link two Table charts together but can’t seem to get it working.
Should this work the same or is it specific to orgCharts?

Regards,
Phil

[Phil Grant]

Great, that sorted it out thanks.

[Phil Grant]

Oops! that didn’t work, all I get is the same with “default”:” now added to the text.

[Phil Grant]

Thanks,
AH! Of course it’s JSON and expects two entries, I suspected there would be a way around it but I’m not that familiar with JSON.

Thanks again.

[Phil Grant]

Thanks,
OK, I’ll have a go at replacing the ACE folder with an older version.

[Phil Grant]

I want to set the font in the selected tab to white against the red background, doesn’t the “Color: white” do that?

[Phil Grant]

OK found it in another post 🙂

but if I use this in the Custom CSS it doesn’t change the colour of the font to white?

ul.tabRowLast li.tabSelected a{
    background-color: red!important;
	color: white!important;
	font-size:14px;
	font-weight: bold;
}

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[Phil Grant]

I eventually got it to work …. sort of, I now have a chart with the right labels but I had to get rid of the ‘split options in separate series’ on the status column but not the ‘colorByLabel’ option no longer works =, I can live with that though.

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[Phil Grant]

OK thanks, I’ll give it a try on Monday when I’m back in work.

[Phil Grant]

I’m sure that I’ve already tried that, I’m not at work at the moment to try it again, when I did that the grouping count doesn’t work and I get hundreds of small bars instead of the few distinct groups.

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