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1 Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices Mobile Design and Administration Guide 17 From the Selection Display Attribute/Form drop-down list, select the attribute to use to display data in the Information Window when the user selects locations in the widget. 18 By default, if multiple locations in the widget have the same latitude and longitude—for example, two stores located in the same building—a separate map marker is displayed for each location. If you are designing this widget to be displayed on an iPhone or iPad, you can choose to display a separate map marker for each store, or display a single map marker for all of the stores at that location. Do one of the following: • To display a single map marker, select the For repeated rows, display only one marker for same location check box. When the user taps the map marker on the document, information for each location at the selected latitude and longitude is displayed. If map markers in the widget are displayed as bubble markers and a group of locations are located at the same latitude and longitude, the bubble marker for this group is sized and colored based on the last location in the group, as displayed in the widget. If subtotals are displayed in the widget, the subtotal for the group is used to size and color the bubble marker. • To display a separate map marker for each location, clear the For repeated rows, display only one marker for same location check box. 19 On a mobile device, tapping a map marker on the map displays additional information about the location in an Information Window. You can define a layout in the document to use as a custom Information Window, and format its appearance. Select the Display Information Window from document layout check box. For instructions to configure the layout to use as the Information Window, see To specify a layout as an Information Window in a Map widget, page 62. If you are designing the document for both iOS and Android devices, it is recommended that you use a panel stack as the Information Window. For detailed steps to define panel stacks as Information Windows, see Providing additional information to users: Information Windows, page 20. • From the Select Layout to use drop-down list, select the name of the layout to use as the Information Window. 20 Click OK to return to the Properties and Formatting dialog box. 21 Click OK again to save changes. 60 Displaying data as interactive visualizations: widgets © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices 1 Using a layout as an Information Window in a Map widget When a user taps a map marker in a Map widget on an iPhone, iPad, or Android device, a pop-up window is displayed. This Information Window provides additional details about the location, such as the location name and related metric values, as shown below: Information Windows are automatically displayed for all markers, using a default layout and format. You can create and format a custom Information Window to display for a Map widget. To define a custom Information Window, you create a document layout, using either Desktop or Web. You then enable the layout to be displayed as an Information Window and specify the layout as the Information Window in the Map widget’s properties. Layouts enabled as an Information Window are not displayed with the other layouts in a document and are only displayed on mobile devices. If you define an Information Window in a separate document, you can reuse the Information Window layout by importing it into other documents. For instructions on importing layouts, see the MicroStrategy Report Services Document Creation Guide. Prerequisite This procedure assumes you have already added a Map widget to the document. For instructions, see To create and add a Map widget to a document for mobile devices, page 57. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Displaying data as interactive visualizations: widgets 61
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