Key Enhancements<\/h2>\nEnhancements to the HTML Edition Templates<\/h3>\nCombined Filters<\/h4>\n
Combined Filters<\/h4>\n
A new filter type has been added to all templates, that allows map geographies to be filtered using multiple combined filter values. This advanced filtering is activated by setting the ‘combined’ filter type in the properties of the Filter Explorer component in the Designer. The filters are defined in one or more columns in the ‘Geography and Filters’ worksheet of the Excel Workbook. Each column forms a ‘filter group’.<\/p>\n
‘OR’ Filter<\/p>\n
Selecting two or more \u00a0values from the same filter group in the Filter Explorer will apply\u00a0an \u2018OR\u2019 rule. \u00a0For example if the end user selects ‘Filter value A1’ and ‘Filter value A2’ within ‘Filter group A’ the map will be filtered to only show features that have either ‘Filter value A1’ OR ‘Filter value A2’ (or both) assigned.<\/p>\n
‘AND’ Filter<\/p>\n Selecting two or more entries from different filter groups in the Filter Explorer will apply an\u00a0\u2018AND\u2019 rule. \u00a0For example if the end user selects ‘Filter value A1’ within ‘Filter group A’ and ‘Filter value B1’ within ‘Filter group B’ the map will be filtered to only show features that have both ‘Filter value A1’ AND ‘Filter value B1’ assigned.<\/p>\n The \u2018${filterValues}\u2019 substitution variable (by default part of the map title) will contain a comma separated list of the applied filter values.<\/p>\n Filters can now contain a list of multiple filter values. Values need to be separated by a semicolon and must not contain any leading or trailing spaces. The corresponding geography becomes active if at least one of the filter values is selected in the Filter Explorer. This feature works with both, the ‘single’ and the ‘combined’ filter type.<\/p>\n We now provide dynamic heat maps. The heat map is only available for point layers and needs to be activated in the ‘Metadata’ worksheet of the Excel workbook as displayed in the image below:<\/p>\n Some reports can contain multiple indicators with different time series. In previous versions, switching between these indicators led the report to load the same date if available and not taking more recent dates into account.<\/p>\n The Data Explorer now has a property called “Load Most Recent Date On Selection?” Ticking this box will force the report to always load the most recent date of a time series instead of\u00a0 loading the same date of a former indicator.<\/p>\n The Publisher will now check on start-up if new templates versions are available to download from the Resource Library. If an update is found, the user will be prompted to provide their login credentials and the Publisher will download the new template versions without re-installing the software. Only customers with a valid maintenance contract will be able to download new templates. Please find below a list with the version numbers of the software parts in this release. A star indicates the parts that have been updated in this release:<\/p>\n![\"Filter_or\"](\"https:\/\/help.instantatlas.com\/instantatlas-desktop\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/31\/2016\/06\/Filter_or.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\nFilter List<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nHeat Map<\/h4>\n
\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nDate management<\/h4>\n
Enhancement to the Publisher<\/h3>\n
Option to download new templates without re-installing<\/h4>\n
\n<\/span><\/p>\nKey Bug Fixes<\/h2>\n
Bug Fixes to the HTML Edition Templates<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/span><\/li>\nBug Fix to the Publisher<\/h3>\n
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Versioning<\/h2>\n