Quick Log Like HTML Report

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jromariz
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Quick Log Like HTML Report

Post by jromariz »

Hi,

Trying to create an Custom HTML report that will display a quick log like list of status change of some folders in reverse order (last event first). I already have a text file with the status change of all tests of the selected folders. My question is: is there an esay way to implement this or shoud I use some java script on the custom html page? If so, could you give and example?

Thanks for helping,

Regards.

Jromariz.
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Post by KS-Soft Europe »

Not sure you need "Custom HTML" report. I think, you may use regular "HTML" report. You just should select "Last test time" and "Descending" from "Sort test items by the following fields" dropdown in "Report profiles" window for this particular report.
Quote from the manual:
http://www.ks-soft.net/hostmon.eng/mfra ... tm#Reports
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Sorting
You may setup HostMonitor to sort test items in the report in the same way it sorts test items on screen (this option is selected by default). So, test items will be sorted in the order specified on Columns page in the Options dialog, unless the folder overrides global options and uses its own sorting mode (e.g. different folders may use the same set of report profiles but different sort orders).
Or you may directly specify sort method for the report profile. In such case test items will be sorted by specified field regradless of global and folder-level options.
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If you do not want to see folder information in this report, you may disable "Show folder names" option in "Options" -> "Miscellaneous" tab -> "Reports & Statistics" area.

Regards,
Max
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