HTML DOCUMENTS

watoft

Hi, 

I would like to know what are the possible ways to attach a number of HTML reports, possibly 60 to 70 in total to a main HTML Document. The individual reports will have some text, lables and JMP GRAPHS, JMP DISTRIBUTION tables. The main HTML document will be a summary or analysis of the individual reports, also contining JMP GRAPHS and the HTML document will have a text box in order to comment and summarise the analysis.

1) I could imagine a list of links to each individual HTML report. Is this feasible? 

2) Is the TEXT box on the main HTML document feasible?

Warren

Craige_Hales

There may be better ways to do this, either using Save As HTML or JMP Public or JMP Live .

 

But, here's a proof-of-concept for creating custom HTML that does what you describe. JMP creates HTML output as a complete web page. This example uses iframes to display the individual web pages within another page; the left side iframe is some sort of summary, the right side iframe some sort of subset. You should find someone that knows more about HTML than I do to put this together better.

JMP reports, side-by-side in a browser, with an index below the right side report

path = "$temp/deletmeHTML/";
Create Directory( path );

// make some sample HTML

dt = Open( "$sample_data/big class.jmp" );

// the LEFT side output

overview = Distribution(
	Continuous Distribution( Column( :weight ), Quantiles( 0 ), Summary Statistics( 0 ) ),
	Nominal Distribution( Column( :age ), Frequencies( 0 ) )
);

overview << Save  HTML( path || "overview.html" );
overview << closewindow;

// the RIGHT side output

links = "";
For( global:age = Col Min( dt:age ), global:age <= Col Max( dt:age ), global:age += 1,
	agegroup = Distribution( Continuous Distribution( Column( :weight ), Quantiles( 0 ), Summary Statistics( 0 ) ), where( dt:age == global:age ) );
	report(agegroup)[Outlinebox(1)]<<settitle("age group "||char(global:age));// put something useful in place of "distributions"
	agegroup << Save  HTML( path || "age" || Char( global:age ) || ".html" );
	agegroup << closewindow;

	// build the links for the document below
	
	links = links || "\[
	<a href="#" id="age]\" || Char( global:age ) || "\[" onClick="change(this.id)">]\" || Char( global:age ) || "\[</a>
	]\";

);
Close( dt, nosave );

// build a container page that embeds JMP output via iframe
// https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/how-to-change-iframes-content/1475/3

html = // this is a proof of concept, not great HTML...
"\[
<html>
  <head>
	<title>JSL+HTML example</title>
	<style>
		iframe{
			width: 40%; height: 500px;
			border: 2px solid #ccc;
		}
	</style>	
	<script>
		function change(newPage){
			document.getElementById('myframe').src=newPage + ".html";
		}
	</script>
  </head>
  <body>
	<iframe src="overview.html"></iframe>
	<iframe src="age17.html" id="myframe" ></iframe>

	<div align="center">
	  <span id="menu">
]\"
 || links || "\[
	  </span>
	</div>
  </body>
</html>
]\";
htmlfile = Save Text File( path || "index.html", html );

// launch the web page. Your browser might think pages loaded from your computer
// come from different sites (chrome). Some iframe tricks for sizing do not work locally.
Run Program(
	Executable( "CMD.EXE" ), // probably use default browser on win
	Options( {"/a", "/q", "/c", htmlfile} ),
	ReadFunction( Function( {this}, Write( this << read ) ) )
);

The RunProgram at the end is for Windows; using Open(htmlfile) might work better, but it was using IE rather than my preferred browser. Using SaveAsHTML was confusing because the selection does not work across frames. I did not find iframe scripting examples for sizing the iframes that worked locally on chrome on my local machine. They might work fine from a proper site.