Creating Structured Operating Interfaces

You can reference visualizations that are available or exist in the project in another visualization and thus reuse them. You obtain a structured user interface that consists of several visualizations. In principle you have the following possibilities to reference visualizations.

On the one hand you can display visualizations within a main visualization and toggle between them. The element Frame or Tab controlserves here as a window area element that defines the display area for the referenced visualizations.

On the other hand you can configure a user input for a visualization that causes another visualization to open as a dialog. The requirements for this is that it has the visualization type Dialog. A dialog is used to collect inputs from the user.

In addition, you can declare an interface for a visualization that is to be referenced in order to vary the display of the visualization at runtime. A visualization is thereby instanced with different data and executed.

See also

• Visualization element ‘Frame’
• Visualization Element ‘Tab’

• Displaying Visualizations in a Visualization
• Calling Visualization with Interface
• Calling Dialogs in a Visualization
• Call dialog with interfaces