How to generate report in html file.

[NickC]

Hi,  I would like to generate the results in to html report and I should have control from front panel.

 

Attached html template and front panel screen shots

Report.html

[Jordan Kuehn]

http://www.ni.com/example/27568/en/

 

First link is a bit dated.  Check out these options, but you are looking for standard reports generated by the Report Generation Toolkit.

 

http://www.ni.com/white-paper/13926/en/

Edited December 10, 2014 by Jordan Kuehn

[NickC]

Thank you Jordan Kuehn. I have checked those links. I think there is no much information in first link and in second link is like direct option to printer.

[ak_nz]

Thank you Jordan Kuehn. I have checked those links. I think there is no much information in first link and in second link is like direct option to printer.

 

The second link demonstrates an example of the Report Generation Toolkit. The example shows saving the report to an html file.

[infinitenothing]

A little bit off topic but if you wrote this sequence in TestStand, you'd already have HTML report generation by default. You'd also have a database, user logins, etc.

[jcarmody]

A little bit off topic but if you wrote this sequence in TestStand, you'd already have HTML report generation by default. You'd also have a database, user logins, etc.

That's one of the sticking points I have with convincing folks to use TestStand.  The HTML reports are about useless (without adding some thought and effort).

[NickC]

Sorry, I did not get your point.

 

I have attached VI. I am evaluating different types checks. I would like generate those results along with the values into a report.

 

Please could anybody suggest me how to proceed?

NEO VI Example.llb

[NickC]

Now I am able to store my results into a file. But I am unable to do for multiple cases. Could someone suggest how to do it?

 

 

[MikaelH]

We have created our own HTML reporting tool, it uses JQuery and JQPlot, so you can have plots that you can zoom into and right click export to xls functions.

The best part is that it's a single html file page, that means that any images gets embedded in it. We refer to some style sheets and js files located on a local server,

but then the file gets pretty big. Here is an report example.

20141219_080953_My Awesome Report_SN012334.html

[NickC]

Well...Thank you.

 

I am not going to show any graphs or charts in my html report. I am performing some calculation in multiple case structures based on some can message filtering.

 

Results from all those case structures I would like write in one file. Could some attached some example VI.

[cac5610268]

On 12/18/2014 at 3:14 PM, MikaelH said:

We have created our own HTML reporting tool, it uses JQuery and JQPlot, so you can have plots that you can zoom into and right click export to xls functions.

The best part is that it's a single html file page, that means that any images gets embedded in it. We refer to some style sheets and js files located on a local server,

but then the file gets pretty big. Here is an report example.

20141219_080953_My Awesome Report_SN012334.html

Hello Mikael, is this HTML reporting tool available for purchase or download somewhere?

-Cristian

[MikaelH]

Sorry, it's using lots of internal libraries, but I've attached the the same HTML report with the JS and CSS files externally linked (this is the default way we save the plots, we refer to all JS and CSS files from a server).

In this version you can see how easy it is to use the JQPlot API

Report.zip