MicroStrategy Mobile Design and Administration Guide

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Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices Mobile Design and Administration Guide
b You can choose whether users can edit the value of each input object.
Do one of the following:
– To allow users to edit the value of the input object, select the
Editable check box.
– To prevent users from editing the value of the input object, clear
the Editable check box.
You
must define the first metric on the columns of the widget
to be editable. This metric indicates whether the image has
been uploaded.
c From the Transaction Input drop-down list, choose a control to
display the input as, such as a text box, slider, and so on.
9 Repeat the appropriate steps above to define and format the control to
display for each input object.
10 Click OK to save your changes and return to the document.
11 To create a button for users to submit a photo, from the Insert menu,
point to Selector, then select Action Selector Button.
12 Click the section of the Layout area in which you want to place the
selector. Right-click the selector, then select Properties and Formatting.
The Properties and Formatting dialog box opens.
13 From the left, click General, then in the Display Text field, type the text
you want to display on the button or link; for example, Submit.
14 By default, a descriptive title bar is displayed for the selector. You can
determine whether to display the title bar. Do one of the following:
• To display the title bar, select the Show Title Bar check box and type
the title you want to display in the field.
• To display the selector button or link without the title bar, clear the
Show Title Bar check box.
15 From the left, click Selector. From the Action Type drop-down list,
select Submit.
16 By default, the selector button or link targets each Grid/Graph and panel
stack in the document section in which it is placed. You can choose the
targets of the selector manually instead. To do so, click Click here, then
use the right arrow to move the target Grid/Graph or panel stack from the
78 Displaying data as interactive visualizations: widgets © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.