Create custom analytics with flexible interactive views
In build 12081, released last month, we included a generic interactive views shell that you can use to simplify the building of most custom interactive views. You can find documentation describing how you can use this shell in the Creating Custom Interactive Views section of the
TRAVERSE Interactive Views Guide.
Once you have installed build 12081, the process involves these simple steps:
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Use the Views Table function in Design Studio to define your custom view.
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Add the view to the menu using the new ‘View’ menu type.
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Assign menu permissions to the appropriate roles and users.
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Custom views support much of the same functionality (saving personalized layouts, creating named and public views, and so on) found in the standard views. They do not, however, include a server filter (top level filter). Therefore, the author of the data source used for the view must provide proper filtering for performance and ensure that the desired information is presented. To include a server filter, support drill down, or add charting to your view, you must create a C# user interface.
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