.NET, Business Intelligence, MVC Dashboard
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.NET, Business Intelligence, MVC Dashboard
Create and store a custom property to save the Dashboard State along with the dashboard layout (XML).
.NET, Business Intelligence, MVC Dashboard
This example demonstrates how to customize a data store schema for a dashboard data source that uses a connection to the Northwind database.
This example demonstrates how to enable export to Excel in Data Inspector in the ASP.NET MVC Dashboard Extension.
The following example uses the DashboardControl's client-side API to obtain client data that corresponds to a particular visual element.
MVC Dashboard - How to store JSON connections in a database
.NET, Business Intelligence, MVC Dashboard
.NET, Business Intelligence, MVC Dashboard
This example demonstrates how to define a custom Dashboard Storage and override the LoadDashboard method that is used to load dashboards.
The sample illustrates how to save the current dashboard state (such as master filter or parameter values) to cookies on the client side and restore this state on the server side
The example uses the DashboardControl's client-side API to get underlying data that corresponds to a particular visual element.
The following example shows how to add the Entity Framework data source to the Web Dashboard's list of data sources available to end-users
The example shows how to specify a dashboard state (such as master filter or parameter values) in code and how to apply this state when loading a dashboard for the first time.
The example shows how to get underlying data for the specified dashboard item. Underlying data is displayed in the dxDataGrid widget placed next to the Web Dashboard.
How to customize options of underlying widgets in ASP.NET MVC Dashboard
How to apply a master filter in the ASP.NET MVC Dashboard on the client
MVC Dashboard - Create a Data-Aware Item using an External Visualization Widget
This example demonstrates how to reset the dashboard's cache forcedly.
How to hide series in a chart item by clicking on a legend icon.
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