


Hello!
I'm automating some Message Center reports, using this as a basis:
I'm specifically looking at the "Message Center Service Level" report, and I'm getting a basic PDF generated using this code:
var reportName = "messageCenterQualityOfService";
var path = "/home/customers/specsavers/incoming/Temp/mcqos.pdf";
var exportFormat = "PDF";
var _ctx = <ctx _context="global" _reportContext="messageCenterQualityOfService" />
var isAdhoc = 0;
xtk.report.export(reportName, _ctx, exportFormat, path, isAdhoc);
This generates a report based on the default parameters, "Channel", "Execution Instance" and "Period".
Can someone help me set the "_ctx" parameter so that I can generate the report for different "Periods". e.g. "1 week view" via JavaScript?
Thank you!
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Hello,
Is it possible to check the debug view to see the context elements/attributes (and so parameters/values) available?
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Thank you, imicu.
I'm so sorry, how do I see the debug view of the report? It's an out-of-the-box report:
Many thanks!
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I do not have that report in my sandbox, but what you can do it to go to Explorer > Administration > Configuration > Reports
From here you have 2 options:
<vars> <period>7</period> </vars>
All the variables defined in the variables tab are accesible under the ctx.vars.yourVariable
Once you identify the variable, you can use it in JS script by accessing with:
ctx.vars.period = <VALUE>
Hope this helps.
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This is really helpful, thank you!
I've debugged, and have the parameter and value that I need to run the report for a 2-week period (period=336). However, after amending my JS I still get a default report (24-hour period).
var reportName = "messageCenterQualityOfService"; var path = "/home/customers/specsavers/incoming/Temp/mcqos.pdf"; var exportFormat = "PDF"; var _ctx = <ctx _context="global" _reportContext="messageCenterQualityOfService" /> _ctx.vars.period = 336; var isAdhoc = 0; xtk.report.export(reportName, _ctx, exportFormat, path, isAdhoc);
Is this code correct?
Sincere thanks for your help - I'm definitely having "a moment" here!
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I believe it is suppose to be
ctx.vars.period = 336;
without underscore.
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