Hi @Jack_Machesky ,
This will depend on the widget type.
For a BloX Control, i'd work on changing the result prior to rendering the widget in the processresult event.
const panelTitlesToAffect = ['Region', 'panel2']
widget.on('processresult', (w, args) => {
// args.result looks like:
// [{
// { panel: 'panel1Title', value: 'panel1value11'},
// { panel: 'panel2Title', value: 'panel2value1'},
// ...}]
const l = args.result.length
// for each row in the returned data
for (let i = 0; i < l; i++) {
let row = args.result[i]
// for each cell in the returned data
for (const key in row) {
let cell = row[key]
// if the cell panel is one of the titles defined in panelTitlesToAffect
// then do something (in this case, check the cell Value and change the text)
if (!panelTitlesToAffect.includes(cell.Panel)) { continue }
if (cell.Value === 'True') {
cell.Text = 'Yes'
}
if (cell.Value === 'False') {
cell.Text = 'No'
}
}
}
})
The code above establishes firstly the 'Panel Titles to target', and then manipulates the args.result data for the panels specified.
The logic you'll be able to change based on what result you'd like to see, but overall the above will change values of True and False from Panels Region and panel2 to display as Yes and No.
Let me know how you go?
