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Using SQL data in a Google Chart: How to add a buttonlist control in a UX component to change the SQL Query used

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    Using SQL data in a Google Chart: How to add a buttonlist control in a UX component to change the SQL Query used

    Hello,
    This is really puzzling for me, and I wonder if anyone can help. I have reviewed the message board and the documentation but can not find the answer.

    The video called "Using SQL data in a google chart" is very good although it does not give details on how to include a control to change the actual SQL query used.
    This are the links to the videos:
    http://www.ajaxvideotutorials.com/V1...tingData_1.swf
    http://www.ajaxvideotutorials.com/V1...tingData_2.swf
    http://www.ajaxvideotutorials.com/V1...tingData_3.swf

    In this set of videos, they propose to use the server-side "OnDialogInitialize" event - to run the query and get the data. and after that to use the client-side "AfterGooglevisualization" event to run a javascript function and show the chart in the browser.

    My problem is the following:

    Together with the chart I have included buttonlist for the user to change 1 parameter ( for example the client code) and then through the "On click event" I make an ajax call back to the server in an attempt to modify the query and run the javascript function again to show the chart.

    The result is that the chart gets displayed again fine, however the actual data remains the same. I�m unable to change the data set.

    Can anyone help with this?

    Many thanks in adavanced!!!
    Best,
    Javier

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    Re: Using SQL data in a Google Chart: How to add a buttonlist control in a UX component to change the SQL Query used

    Javier,
    It sounds like you want to use a variable in your sql statement. Is that correct? If so, the Ajax callback should be almost identical to the initial Xbasic, with the exception/addition of a variable in the SQL statement. If so, you should set up an argument, populate it with the desired value, and run the debug to see what is happening.
    Sorry if this sounds vague, but you should try and break this down to the most simple process.
    I might even put three buttons on the UX, and hard code the values for the buttons. When you get that to work, swap out the hard coded values with the variables.
    Hope this helps.
    Jay
    Jay Talbott
    Lexington, KY

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      Re: Using SQL data in a Google Chart: How to add a buttonlist control in a UX component to change the SQL Query used

      Thanks Jay.
      As sugested I run a debug to see what is happening and I get the array wanted for the chart.
      However, right at the end of the server side function and also get a message saying: "Delete p.aArgumentsboundtocontrols"
      I�m not sure if this is correct,
      Cheers,
      Javier

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