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  • 1.  Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 11-23-2015 17:55
    We are using datalinq to try & fill in a base when runner is on. However, we can't figure out how to get graphic to turn on/off.

    Suggestions?


  • 2.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 11-24-2015 23:35
    Without knowing any details about the datasource (and what's coming from it) it's hard to make a specific suggestion.

    Assuming your datasource was going to have a data field that had a value of 1 for runner on base and a value of 0 (or anything not 1) for a runner not on base you could put something in visual logic like this:



    This wouldn't work if your data source logic field was using a word instead of numbers though.

    #XPression


  • 3.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 11-30-2015 15:55
    The data source is an XML document

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  • 4.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 11-30-2015 16:01
    What variable in the XML is triggering the visibility? Is it like the above example?

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  • 5.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 11-30-2015 16:10
    The data question is: "Is first base occupied" yes=1 no=0. In our case, the numbers show up.

    We don't know how to link a picture to an image to produce the desired graphic (yellow box with someone on, no box with no one on)

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  • 6.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 11-30-2015 16:16
    The example above will work well then. The Quad1 visibilty box just needs to be replaced with whatever visibility you want to toggle.

    This video will help you with visual logic:

    XPression U Visual Logic

    #XPression


  • 7.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 11-30-2015 16:34
    Awesome, thanks for the info. We will work on this.

    #XPression


  • 8.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 12-02-2015 20:26
    Garner, thanks for the info. This worked great. Now, just need to get the other issue resolved.

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  • 9.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 02-23-2016 17:12
    Without knowing any details about the datasource (and what's coming from it) it's hard to make a specific suggestion.

    Assuming your datasource was going to have a data field that had a value of 1 for runner on base and a value of 0 (or anything not 1) for a runner not on base you could put something in visual logic like this:



    This wouldn't work if your data source logic field was using a word instead of numbers though.


    What data source logic field can we use if the data is a word instead of a number?
    #XPression


  • 10.  RE: Datalinq question/issue

    Posted 02-24-2016 01:03
    I would use a string compare block instead of a logic block.


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