How to display the hierarchy name instead of dimension name in SplitButton for ASP.NET MVC PivotClient?
You can display the name of the hierarchy, instead of the dimension name in SplitButton inside the AxisElementBuilder of OLAPClient using the following code example.
JS
<script type="text/javascript">
$(function () {
$("#OlapClient1").ejOlapClient({ url: "../wcf/OlapClientService.svc", title: "OLAP Browser", renderSuccess: "onRenderControlSuceess" });
});
function onRenderControlSuceess(args) {
for (var i = 0; i <= $(".splitBtn").length; i++) {
if ($(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().attr("title") != "Measures") {
Title = $(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().attr("title");
Text = Title.split("-")[1];
$(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().text(Text);
}
}
}
</script>
MVC
@Html.EJ().Olap().OlapClient("OlapClient1").Url("../wcf/OlapClientService.svc").Title("OLAP Browser").ClientSideEvents(oEve => { oEve.RenderSuccess("onRenderControlSuceess"); })
<script>
function onRenderControlSuceess(args) {
for (var i = 0; i <= $(".splitBtn").length; i++) {
if ($(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().attr("title") != "Measures") {
Title = $(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().attr("title");
Text = Title.split("-")[1];
$(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().text(Text);
}
}
}
</script>
ASP.NET
<ej:OlapClient ID = "OlapClient1" runat = "server" Url= "../wcf/OlapClientService.svc" Title= "OLAP Browser">
<ClientSideEvents RenderSuccess = "onRenderControlSuceess" />
</ej:OlapClient>
<script>
function onRenderControlSuceess(args) {
for (var i = 0; i <= $(".splitBtn").length; i++) {
if ($(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().attr("title") != "Measures") {
Title = $(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().attr("title");
Text = Title.split("-")[1];
$(args.element).find(".splitBtn:eq(" + i + ")").children().text(Text);
}
}
}
</script>
Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed learning about how to display the hierarchy name instead of dimension name in SplitButton for ASP.NET MVC PivotClient.
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