<Dashboard>.ResizeWidget (Function)

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<Dashboard>.ResizeWidget (Function)

In french: <Tableau de bord>.ChangeTailleWidget

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Changes the dimensions of a widget found in a Dashboard control. This widget is already configured or displayed.

Reminder: A widget corresponds to:

an internal window.
an internal page.

Versions 22 and later

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

New in version 22

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

Example

// Places the widget #1 on two columns to display the details
DASH_MyDashboard.ResizeWidget(1, 2, 1)
STC_Details..Visible = True

Syntax

Resizing a wigdet identified by its subscript Hide the details

<Dashboard control>.ResizeWidget(<Widget subscript> , <Width> , <Height> [, <Options>])

<Dashboard control>: Control name

Name of Dashboard control to use.

<Widget subscript>: Integer

Subscript of widget to use. This subscript corresponds to:
the addition number of the widget defined in the window editor or in the page editor.
the addition number of widget returned by <Dashboard>.AddWidget.

<Width>: Integer

Width of widget in number of cells or in pixels. The minimum size corresponds to a cell. The value in pixels is rounded to correspond to an integer number of cells.

<Height>: Integer

Height of the widget in number of cells or in pixels. The minimum size corresponds to a cell. The value in pixels is rounded to correspond to an integer number of cells.

<Options>: Optional Integer constant

Allows you to define the unit used and the reorganization mode:
dashNoReorganization Resizes the widget without reorganizing the adjacent widgets.
Caution: Using the dashNoReorganization constant may produce an incorrect display (with overlapping widgets). When using this constant, it is important to entirely reorganize the Dashboard control with <Dashboard>.ResizeWidget and <Dashboard>.MoveWidget.
dashUnitCell
(Default value) The unit used for the widget size is a number of cells.
dashUnitPixel The unit used for the widget size is the pixel.

Remarks

Rule used for calculating cells

Let's see some examples for a widget whose size is equal to 100 px by 100 px with a margin set to 10 px:

DASH_TimeZones.ResizeWidget(1, 80, 80, dashUnitPixel)
// the widget will be set to 1 x 1

DASH_TimeZones.ResizeWidget(1, 200, 200, dashUnitPixel)
// the widget will be set to 2 x 2

DASH_TimeZones.ResizeWidget(1, 201, 201, dashUnitPixel)
// the widget will be set to 3 x 3

DASH_TimeZones.ResizeWidget(1, 400, 500, dashUnitPixel)
// the widget will be set to 4 x 5

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