Dashboard View Widget

The Dashboard View widget enables you to embed one or more dashboards or a mashup of several charts, maps, and metrics into your application.

Note: The Dashboard View widget replaces the Page View widget in Qrvey version 8.0 and later.

Before You Begin

• Review the Widget Quick Start Guide for an overview of the widget components.
• Obtain your unique API key. It was provided in the welcome email that you received when your Qrvey instance was created. For more information, see Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
• This widget supports using security tokens for secure authentication. For more information, see Embedding Widgets Using a Security Token.

Get the Helper Code

1. In Qrvey Composer, open Dashboard Builder and display the Dashboard list.

2. Select one of the following options:

   a. To embed all dashboards in the application, click the Embedding Options button in the upper right corner of the page, and then click Embed Dashboard View.

   

   b. To embed a single dashboard, click its three-dot menu in the Dashboard list, point to Embed, and then click Embed Dashboard View.

   

3. A dialog displays with an HTML tag, a JSON configuration object, and the Widget Launcher script tag.

4. Click Copy to copy the code, and then paste it into your preferred editor.

Embed the HTML Tag

Identify where you would like this widget to display in your application, and then add the HTML tag in that location.

The HTML tag for this widget is:

<qrvey-end-user settings="config"></qrvey-end-user>

Embed the Widget Launcher Script Tag

Add the widget launcher script tag to your application.

For reference, the launcher script code is:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://<WIDGETS_URL>/widgets-launcher/app.js"></script>

Set Properties in the JSON Configuration Object

Define the JSON configuration object by starting with the script provided in the helper code, and then adding additional configuration properties as needed. The script provided contains only the required properties. For reference, an example is copied below. To use this code in your application, replace the values in brackets (“<>”) with your own values:

<script>
var config = {
   "api_key": "<YOUR_PRIVATE_API_KEY>",
   "domain": "https://your_qrvey_domain",
   "user_id": "<USER_ID>",
   "dashboard_id": "<DASHBOARD_ID>",  // Optional. Embeds the specified dashboard only.
   "app_id": "<APPLICATION_ID>"
}
</script>

When complete, add the JSON configuration object to your application.

General Properties

The following table lists the properties associated with this widget.

Property	Value	Required
api_key	String, Your organization’s unique API key required to access the Qrvey platform. Never expose your organization’s API key to external users. In Production environments, use a secure token (qv_token) to encrypt the API key.	Yes, if the qv_token is not provided
qv_token	String, A secure token encrypted via JWT to authenticate and authorize embedded widgets. Establishes a secure connection between the host application and the Qrvey system. For more information, see Embedding Widgets Using a Security Token.	Yes, if the api_key is not provided
app_id	String, ID of the Qrvey application containing the dashboard, report, automation, or web form.	Yes
domain	String, The base URL of your instance of the Qrvey platform.	Yes
user_id	String, ID of the Qrvey Composer user that owns the application that is being embedded. Optional: You can alternately specify the user ID in a Qrvey session cookie.	Yes, if the user_id is not included in a session cookie
group_list	Array<String>, collection of IDs/names of the groups created in User Management.	No
page_id	String, ID of one page to visualize it: all auth process is still required if the configuration exists.	No
userFilters	Array<Object>, collection of custom filters that the system will apply to the visualized data. Please see Working With Filters in Embedded Scenarios for more details on how to create a filter object.	No
filter_panel_default_view	String, Decides the default state of the side filter panel, if it’s been added to the view. It can be set to ‘open’ or ‘closed’. The default value is closed.	No
fit_panel_button	Boolean, Show the fit to panel button on the panels. Default value is true.	No
personalization	Object, JSON object to configure and overwrite the default personalization settings. Please see the section about Configuring End User Personalization for more details.	No
styles	Object, JSON object configuring style options that can be used to override the default styles, allowing for while-labeling the widget. Please see the Overriding the Default Styles section for more details.	No
featurePermission	Object, JSON object to configure which features are or are not available in the widget. Presently it only supports showing and hiding of the pages bar, where the pages appear as tabs at the bottom of the widget.* The object’s structure is: featurePermission:{   pagesAndApplication{    hidePagesBar: true // or false (default)   } }	No
customTokens	Object, JSON object used to set custom threshold values in Bullet and Dial charts. For more information, see Using Custom Tokens.	No
clientid	String, Unique identifier for the tenant end user. Required for using the End User Personalization and Download Manager features. The clientid must be set to a unique value for each tenant end user.	Yes, for certain features
authenticatedSession.email	String, Specifies the email address to associate with the widget. If an address is not specified, exports are sent to the email address associated with the user ID.	No
themeid	String, theme ID to use in the component	No

Showing and Hiding Features

In the Dashboard View widget, the featurePermission object enables you to create a customized view by showing and hiding specific features. The properties table below lists all the features that you can show or hide.

featurePermission object properties

The following table describes the properties of the featurePermission object.

Property	Description	Type	Default	Required
featurePermission	Main property of this feature	Object	N/A	No
navigation	Define navigation-related features that can be hidden	Object	N/A	No
hideNavigationTab	Hide the entry method to the navigation tab in the top bar of the widget	Boolean	false	No
userManagement	Define user management related features that can be hidden	Object	N/A	No
hideUserManagementTab	Hide the entry method to the user management tab in the top bar of the widget	Boolean	false	No
pagesAndApplication	Define pages and application-related features that can be hidden	Object	N/A	No
hidePublishAppButton	Hide button “Unpublish”/”publish application”	Boolean	false	No
hidePublishPageButton	Hide button “publish page”	Boolean	false	No
hideCopyPageLink	Hide the UI interfaces where the user can get the link of a page	Boolean	false	No
hideLaunchButton	Hide the button to access the page view	Boolean	false	No
hideCreateManagePages	Hide all options to create pages	Boolean	false	No
hidePageStatus	Hide Text “status”	Boolean	False	No
hidePagesBar	Hide bottom bar pages	Boolean	False	No
LiteVersion	Hide all elements that are managed by feature permissions	Boolean	false	No
canvas	Define canvas related features that can be hidden	Object	N/A	No
hideManageCanvas	Hide the following options: Grid, Responsive View, Discard Changes	Boolean	false	No
downloads	Displays the download access points in the widget	Boolean	false	No
downloads.hideSchedule	Hides the scheduling export option in the export modal	Boolean	true	No

Tip: To hide all features, set the Liteversion property to true. For example:

widgetConfig = {
   domain: "DOMAIN",
   appid: "APP_ID",
   userid: "USER_ID",
   featurePermission: {
     liteVersion: true,
   },
}

Tip: To hide most features, set the Liteversion property to true and list the exceptions you want to show to false. For example:

widgetConfig = {
   domain: "DOMAIN",
   appid: "APP_ID",
   userid: "USER_ID",
   featurePermission: {
     liteVersion: true,
     userManagement:{
       hideUserManagementTab: false
     }
   },
}

Subscription Settings

In the Dashboard View widget, you can enable end users to subscribe to a scheduled delivery of exported dashboards or specific charts. For more information on using subscriptions, see Subscribing to Exports.

To enable the User Subscriptions option in the Dashboard View widget, set the enable_subscriptions property to true. For example:

subscriptions_settings: {
          enable_subscriptions: true
}

Note: The Subscriptions feature relies on the user being authenticated and needs the clientid property set for the logged-in user. The property’s value should represent a unique identifier for each end user.

subscriptions_settings object properties

The following table describes the properties of the subscription_settings object.

Property	Description	Type	Default	Required
enable_subscriptions	Toggle the visibility of the User Subscriptions alarm bell. When disabled, subscriptions are not available to the end user.	boolean	true	No
emails	Email addresses to deliver the exports to.	Array<Object>	N/A	No
allow_editing_recipients	Enables the end user to modify the list of recipients of the export.	boolean	N/A	No
email_message	JSON object to configure the email message. See below for the structure.	Object	N/A	No

The structure of the email_message object is:

email_message: 
    {
     hide_add_subject: true/false,
     hide_add_message: true/false
    }

Configuring End User Personalization

In the Dashboard View widget, all authenticated users can personalize their view by default. You can use the personalization object to configure and override the personalization settings.

To turn personalization off for all users, set the enabled property to false. For example:

widgetConfig = {
   domain: "DOMAIN",
   appid: "APP_ID",
   userid: "USER_ID",
   personalization: {
     enabled: false,
   },
}

Note: The End User Personalization feature relies on the user being authenticated and needs the clientid property set for the logged-in user. The property’s value should represent a unique identifier for each end-user, as Qrvey uses it as a key to store any personalization made. Using the same clientid value for multiple end-users will result in the users’ personalized versions being overridden by each other. See the Embedding Widgets Using a Security Token property set for the logged-in user.

personalization object properties

The following table describes the properties of the personalization object.

Property	Description	Type	Default	Required
enabled	Turn personalization on/off for end users. When disabled, all of the properties in the personalization object, other than the fit_panel_button property will be omitted.	boolean	true	No
add_filter	When set to true, all “add filter” buttons will be visible to allow users to create new filters from the filter modal, the filter panel, and filter interactivity page components.	boolean	true	No
edit_chart	Allow authenticated users to edit charts by clicking the “Edit” button in the panels' three-dot menu.	boolean	true	No
download_data	Allow users to download the page and panel data in CSV and PDF formats	boolean	true	No
edit_page	Allow authenticated users to go into edit mode, where the page builder widget will be displayed. Users will see an “edit page” icon in the floating three-dot menu.	boolean	true	No
remove_chart	Allow users to remove charts from the page, when in edit mode	boolean	true	No
rearrange_chart	Allow users to rearrange the chart panels, when in edit mode	boolean	true	No

Overriding the Default Styles

In the Dashboard View widget, you can override CSS settings for white-labeling purposes.

When using the styles object, house the properties inside the pageView object. For example:

        styles: {
          pageView: {
            canvasTextFontFamily: 'Roboto, sans-serif',
            canvasTextFontWeight: 'normal',
            canvasTextFontSize: '12px',
            canvasTextFontColor: 'blue',
            canvasTextBackgroundColor: 'white',
            canvasTextAlign: 'left'
          }
        }

styles object properties

The following table describes the properties of the styles object.

Property	Values	Target
canvasButtonBackgroundColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	button
canvasButtonFontColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	button
canvasDatepickerFontFamily	Groups of values: 'Roboto, sans-serif' 'Georgia, serif' 'Palatino Linotype, Book Antiqua, Palatino, serif' 'Times New Roman, Times, serif' 'Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' 'Arial Black, Gadget, sans-serif' 'Comic Sans MS, cursive, sans-serif' 'Impact, Charcoal, sans-serif' 'Lucida Sans Unicode, Lucida Grande, sans-serif' 'Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif' 'Trebuchet MS, Helvetica, sans-serif' 'Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif' 'Courier New, Courier, monospace' 'Lucida Console, Monaco, monospace'	datepicker
canvasDatepickerFontColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	datepicker
canvasDatepickerIconSelectorsColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	datepicker
canvasValuelistFontFamily	Groups of values: 'Roboto, sans-serif' 'Georgia, serif' 'Palatino Linotype, Book Antiqua, Palatino, serif' 'Times New Roman, Times, serif' 'Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' 'Arial Black, Gadget, sans-serif' 'Comic Sans MS, cursive, sans-serif' 'Impact, Charcoal, sans-serif' 'Lucida Sans Unicode, Lucida Grande, sans-serif' 'Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif' 'Trebuchet MS, Helvetica, sans-serif' 'Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif' 'Courier New, Courier, monospace' 'Lucida Console, Monaco, monospace'	valuelist
canvasValuelistFontColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	valuelist
canvasValuelistIconSelectorsColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	valuelist
canvasTextFontFamily	Groups of values: , sans-serif' 'Georgia, serif' 'Palatino Linotype, Book Antiqua, Palatino, serif' 'Times New Roman, Times, serif' 'Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' 'Arial Black, Gadget, sans-serif' 'Comic Sans MS, cursive, sans-serif' 'Impact, Charcoal, sans-serif' 'Lucida Sans Unicode, Lucida Grande, sans-serif' 'Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif' 'Trebuchet MS, Helvetica, sans-serif' 'Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif' 'Courier New, Courier, monospace' 'Lucida Console, Monaco, monospace'	textbox
canvasTextFontWeight	All CSS supported values (names of numbers) 'bold', 'bolder', 200, 400	textbox
canvasTextFontSize	All CSS supported values '10px', '10em', '10rem', '10%', 'large', 'small'	textbox
canvasTextFontColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	textbox
canvasTextBackgroundColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	textbox
canvasTextAlign	right, 'center', 'left'	textbox
canvasImageAspect	‘cover’, ‘contain’, ‘fill’	image
navigationBackgroundColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	navigation bar
navigationElementsColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	navigation bar
tabsBackgroundColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	tabs bar
tabsFontColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	tabs bar
tabsBorderColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	tabs bar
tabSize	All CSS supported values'10px', '10em', '10rem', '10%'	tabs bar
selectedTabBarColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	tabs bar
canvasBackgroundColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	page
pageViewButtonBackgroundColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	floating button (bottom right)
pageViewButtonIconColor	All CSS supported values (color names or Hex), '#000000', 'green', 'GREEN'	floating button (bottom right)

Events

The widget supports custom events to update keys of the configuration, you can dispatch an event using your own user interface to modify the behavior.

• atApplyUserFilters: Enables changes to the builderFilters property - the expected value for this property is a reduced version of the filter object. This property is a collection of objects that includes:
  • Operator: defines which operation will be performed with the expressions.
  • Expressions: a collection of objects that contains the questions/column reference, the type of operation applied to the questions, and the values that will be used for filtering.

Code Samples

The following samples demonstrate how this widget can be used in an HTML page.

Implementation	Description	Front-end Code	Back-end Code
Basic API Key	This sample uses a basic API key to embed a full Dashboard View widget. It does not encrypt the API key and is not suitable for production environments.	codepen	n/a
Basic API Key - Single Report	This sample uses a basic API key to embed a single Dashboard View widget. It does not encrypt the API key and is not suitable for production environments.	codepen	n/a
CSS Injection	This sample uses a basic API key and custom CSS to embed a single Dashboard View widget. It does not encrypt the API key and is not suitable for production environments.	codepen	n/a