Embed a LinkButton in the component WebViewerFX

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jpascual
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Embed a LinkButton in the component WebViewerFX

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Hello, I have a LinkButton to edit the reports. This button calls the webdesigner to load the report editor.
I want the LinkButton to appear integrated into the menu editor. It is possible to do this?
I have tried to do by DIVS, with absolute or relative position so that it appears above the edit form, but does not work (that I've done in other applications and work).

Can someone give me some idea of how to do it? or is this possible?

thanks
Vladimir
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Embed a LinkButton in the component WebViewerFX

Post by Vladimir »

Hello,
Hello, I have a LinkButton to edit the reports. This button calls the webdesigner to load the report editor.
I want the LinkButton to appear integrated into the menu editor. It is possible to do this?
No, unfortunately this is not possible.
I have tried to do by DIVS, with absolute or relative position so that it appears above the edit form, but does not work (that I've done in other applications and work).
Please let us know how and where do you want to put WebViewerFx? Give us an example please.

Thank you.
jpascual
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Embed a LinkButton in the component WebViewerFX

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I want to use the overlay HTML object to integrate the edit button reporting. Using Div and property position and z-index. In this link you can see an example of what I do.
If that same code, change the picture by the component 'cc1: StiWebViewerFx' no longer works.

Is there any solution?

Thank you
Vladimir
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Embed a LinkButton in the component WebViewerFX

Post by Vladimir »

Hello,

Unfortunately, placing any control over WebViewerFx will not work, because it is a Flash application that is performed in the web browser Flash plug-in.

Thank you.
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