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1 Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices Mobile Design and Administration Guide To determine whether to display a widget using the entire screen on a mobile device 1 Open the document in Design or Editable Mode. 2 Right-click the Grid/Graph containing the widget and select Properties and Formatting. The Properties and Formatting dialog box is displayed. 3 From the left, select Widget. Do one of the following: • To size the widget to fit the entire screen, select the Full Screen check box. • To display the widget without taking up the entire screen, and allow the display of other grids, graphs, or widgets in the layout, clear the Full Screen check box. Opening a device’s installed applications from documents A document displayed on an iPhone, iPad or Android device can interact with the applications that are installed with the device. For example, a document can send addresses to Google Maps for directions or open a video. These applications include: • Web browser • Email • Phone (applicable to mobile phones only) • SMS (applicable to mobile phones only) • Maps • Videos To allow users to open an external application in a document, you must create a hyperlink. The hyperlink connects a text field or an image to a web page or application (the target). When the document is viewed on a device, the user can click the control to navigate to the target. 90 Opening a device’s installed applications from documents © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices 1 For example, you create a document for the regional managers for a chain of stores. This document contains information about each of the stores in the manager’s region, as shown in the image below. The information includes the store’s address, phone number, the store manager’s email address, its inventory figures, and so on. When regional managers view this document on their iPhones, they can: • View a map of the store’s location and get directions from their current location • Email the store manager • Call the store To create a link with a larger area that is easier to select, you can define a link that includes both the text and the area around it, or create an image button that users can select. To do this, you can: • Create an image to use as the button and add a link to it. • Insert a transparent image into the document, then enlarge and/or position it to cover the desired link area. Link the transparent image to the target. The user can then tap any area covered by the image to open the link. A sample transparent image is located by default in C:\ Program Files\MicroStrategy\Intelligence Server\ images\1ptrans.gif. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Opening a device’s installed applications from documents 91
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