Notice the small i in the table’s top-right corner. Click it to see help for the table. Any text you placed in the Context Help box (see Step 13 on page 36) appears in a tooltip when the help icon is activated.
1 |
Start editing the Monitored Hosts table, and open its Configuration tab. |
2 |
In the row containing the Title property, in the Value column, click Edit , and from the menu that appears, choose Set to Binding > String Template. |
3 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
Click the Properties tab. |
4 |
5 |
6 |
Return to the Properties dialog box, select the Show Title and Show Border check boxes, save your changes and view the result. Observe the table title. |
There is a command-line option in fglcmd that allows you to export and import modules. This procedure assumes that your Foglight® installation is in the default location on a Windows® machine. Make the appropriate changes for other platforms. It also assumes that your user name is tutorial. Note that all objects in the module are saved.
For complete information about the fglcmd utility, see the Command-Line Reference Guide.
• |
Log on to the server machine and type: cd C:\Quest_Software\Foglight\tools Copy fglcmd to your machine. |
• |
In the directory where you placed fglcmd, issue the command: fglcmd -usr tutorial -pwd <password> -cmd util:uiexport -m user:tutorial -f \C:\pub\Tutorial\Tutorial2.zip. |
In Tutorial 2 you created a top level dashboard that contains a table of host names. Now, in Tutorial 3, it is time to show you how to add more columns to the table and how to create a dependent page that supplies information about any host selected from the table. This is often called a drilldown page because the information it presents depends on the object selected in the parent page.
User actions that cause the view to update in some way will be covered in a subsequent tutorial.
• |
The objectives of Tutorial 3 are:
1 |
2 |
Log in to Foglight as tutorial3. |
3 |
On the navigation panel, choose Configuration > Definitions. |
4 |
6 |
In the list of views, select All Hosts. |
7 |
8 |
In the Copy dialog box that appears, in the Select a target module area, choose My Definitions and click OK. |
2 |
3 |
In the Inputs table, click Add Input . |
4 |
5 |
Leave the Name column unchanged. |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
Set a fallback value. Choose null and ignore the warning message because the context value will be used in a child view later on in this tutorial. |
10 |
Click Save on the dialog box and on the tab on All Hosts’ toolbar to save your work so far. |
© 2024 Quest Software Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Terms of Use Privacy Cookie Preference Center