User Review
( votes)Continuing the previous post,
In this post let us try configuring the Dashboard for mobile.
We have created a custom dashboard having the test entity and have kept the “Enable for mobile” option as unchecked
Now let us add this dashboard in our model-driven app and update the sitemap.
Publish the changes and open the app in the mobile app.
The Dashboard is available within the app, even though the option “Enable for mobile” was unchecked.
Here we need to make sure the user has the Dashboard is accessible for the security roles(s).
Some of the system dashboards will have “Enable for mobile” property already checked and greyed out.
As we already saw, this property doesn’t have any effect in the case of the model-driven app, so to make these dashboards available for the end-user, we just need to add them to the App.
The dashboard within the mobile app.
Now let us try adding an Interactive Dashboard to the app.
The Interactive Dashboard shows up within the tablet app for windows, with a horizontal scroll bar.
And the same inside the phone app for android, displayed vertically considering the screen size.
Now let us check the behavior with the personal dashboard.
Say e.g. user1 (system admin) has created the following personal dashboard named personal dashboard.
The same is displayed for the user within the mobile app.
As expected, it is not available to another user, considering it is a personal dashboard.
Let us share the dashboard and check.
The personal dashboard will be available to the user to who it has been shared.
It seems like with earlier version it was not possible
Thus, we covered how to add the dashboards to the app and the way they render within the mobile app.
We have also shared our feedback on some of our findings on Microsoft docs
Hope it helps..
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