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Frank's Bait and Tackle
is never likely to be listed on the NYSE, but Frank likes to use the same tools
used by the big boys to manage his business. He keeps all his customer and inventory
records in MySQL databases and uses QLR Manager to update those databases and
generate reports. We've borrowed some of Frank's databases for this demo.
After launching the demo, you'll notice some instructions on the Connect panel,
including the User ID and Password. This area can be used by the Administrator to
post instructions or messages for their users. Please click the link below to launch
QLR Manager. |
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After using QLR Manager to author queries and modify their layouts to create
professionally formatted reports, the resulting reports can be easily embedded into
dynamic web pages produced using PHP. The following example illustrates how two reports,
which were saved as queries with companion layouts using QLR Manager, can be inserted
into a web page. With the Enterprise Edition, charts and graphs can also be dynamically
produced and embedded into PHP pages.
Click here for more information about Report Objects. |
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The recommended method of integrating QLR Manager into your website is to launch
the application in a separate window. It is also possible to nest the QLR Manager frameset
into its own frame on your site. We also permit re-branding of the QLR Manager
header to provide a more seamless look and feel with your website, or for bundling with a product.
In addition to launching QLR Manager nested in a frameset, the following link demonstrates
the capability of bypassing the Connect panel and presenting a User Menu to run queries and
macros.
Click here for more information. |
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| QLR Manager can also be accessed directly using
QLR Widgets. The following are examples of widgets authored
in QLR Manager and directly accessible using links that can be easily created and included in your web page: |
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Query Widget
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| Produces a single report with graph. |
| | Macro Widget |
| Produces two reports and prompts the User to select a query variable. |
| | Menu Widget |
| Presents a User Menu from which queries and macros can be selected. |
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| More information about widgets is available in our
User's Guide. |