Min = (idx).Valueįilt.ValueRange = ValueRange(min,min+delta) Idx = IndexSet(myDataTable.RowCount,True) #get a reference to the range filter in questionįilt=].As() Python #changes RangeFilter low and high bounds in small incrementsįrom import RangeFilter, ValueRange
Create a script that triggers the Action Control Button button over and over (with optionally start and stop buttons as per the example). 
Create an Action Control Button that applies filter settings, bookmark or what have you with ironPython. You can see the details here on how to animate a Spotfire visualization document.getElementById('mySpotfireControly').firstChild.value = 10 document.getElementById('mySpotfireControlx').firstChild.value = 20 JS: var button=document.getElementById(button1) In the "light" theme, or in SF 6.X, you will need to define different colors for the button in both the HTML and JS. Note: I did this in SF 7.0 using the "dark" visual theme. I then used the following HTML and JS to iterate the property from 1-100. I set a data limiting custom expression =$ is a document property with type of integer set to a default value of 1. Since I don't have access to the dataset you are working with, I used a random dataset with an id column that ran from 1-100 instead of dates. So I approached your issue in the same fashion I approached my attempt to animate a scatterplot. "the IronPython engine locks Spotfire until execution is completed." Quoting niko from his answer to a similar question I had: Animating Data Changes in Tibco Spotfire ("CurrentStep",whichVal+1)ĭocument.Properties = itemFilter.Valueįrom my understanding, this cannot be done using IronPython. MyProp = DataProperty.CreateCustomPrototype("CurrentStep",0,DataType.Integer,DataPropertyAttributes.IsVisible|DataPropertyAttributes.IsEditable)ĭ(DataPropert圜lass.Column, myProp) WhichCol = itemFilter.DataColumnReference Import .ItemFilterįrom import FilterTypeIdentifiersįrom import DataProperty, DataType, DataPropertyAttributes, DataPropert圜lassįrom import MarkerLayer I've included the code below, I'm just learning IronPython and I'm not sure what I need to call to refresh a visualization. I have gotten the filter to step through 1/1-1/5 however, it doesn't update the map visualization as it progresses so all the user sees is a jump from 1/1 to 1/5 with a pause in between (I have a sleep timer in for each step). I am trying to create a button that when clicked will automatically go through a Date filter (starting on 1/1/15 say) and go through 1/2 -1/5 updating a map with the newly filtered marker layer as it steps through the function. Any help/insight would be greatly appreciated. I've been working on this issue for a couple of days and I can't figure out a fix.
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