docs(va): in-report screenshots for the mapping and the banner
Both images on the embed page were still captured from a local sandbox with the editor as the top-level document, so neither showed the report around it. - va-parmap-filtered.png: the report viewer, prompt DROPDOWN_TAB1 (relabelled on the report, not matching any column) and SOME_DATE, with FILTER : ( ( SOME_DROPDOWN = 'Option 1' AND SOME_DATE = '01JUL1960'd ) ) over 21 rows - the mapped parameter filtering a column that is not its name - va-parmap-banner.png: the same object with a malformed entry (va_parmap=SOME_DATE, no hyphen), showing the warning banner over a populated, filtered grid The caption for the mapping now says the date parameter beside it is name-matched, which is what the picture shows. va-parmap-transform.png is removed rather than replaced: the deployment used for these captures predates the ADD/RANGE work, so there is no honest in-report picture of a date anchor to take, and a sandbox capture would be the one image on the page without the report around it. The section keeps the syntax, the anchors and the examples table.
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@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Repeat the parameter to add mappings. A report with two tabs, each holding its
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| Tab 1 | `...?embed=va&va_parmap=REGION_TAB1-REGION` |
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| Tab 2 | `...?embed=va&va_parmap=REGION_TAB2-REGION` |
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The applied filter is visible in the editor, above the grid - here the parameter `DROPDOWN_TAB1` filtering `SOME_DROPDOWN`, which is not its name:
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The applied filter is visible in the editor, above the grid - here the parameter `DROPDOWN_TAB1` filtering `SOME_DROPDOWN`, which is not its name (the date parameter beside it is name-matched, which is the default):
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@@ -120,11 +120,7 @@ A mapping can resolve the parameter value through a **named date anchor** before
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https://yourserver/DC/#/editor/<library>/<table>?embed=va&va_parmap=SELECTED_DATE-D_DATE:ADD(QUARTER_START,-1)
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```
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A report that sends `SELECTED_DATE = 27FEB1961` then filters `D_DATE` on 1961-02-27 **and** 1960-10-01 - the selected date, plus the same point one quarter earlier:
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In the screenshot below the mapping is `SELECTED_DATE-SOME_DATE:ADD(QUARTER_START,-1)` against the demo table, and the parameter sends 27FEB1961:
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A report that sends `SELECTED_DATE = 27FEB1961` then filters `D_DATE` on 1961-02-27 **and** 1960-10-01 - the selected date, plus the same point one quarter earlier.
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The clause carries both values, so the row for the selected date and the row for the previous quarter are both included.
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