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how to rotate through pages based on a time element
We have several pages that are created as dashboards. we need to rotate the pages based on time and loop. so that new data can be updated. Note the idea is that dashboards are viewed only and the pc/monitor are only used for the dashboards.
Ie page 1 is up for 30 seconds when done it should move to page 2
page 2 is up for 30 seconds when done it should move to page 3
page 3 is up for 30 seconds when done it should move to page 1.
It seems like i recall reading something about this several years ago on the web but now I can't find it.
we are using 20.2 so if anyone has an idea for this or a sample that would be great.
Best Answer
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Hey Jeff!
I hope you are doing well? On the top of my head, I can think of 2 ways to do this.
Declaratively, you could define a Carousel Template on a Static Content Region where each slide is your dashboard.
The other way is to create some JS with a timer on the page.
Good luck!
Answers
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Hey Jeff!
I hope you are doing well? On the top of my head, I can think of 2 ways to do this.
Declaratively, you could define a Carousel Template on a Static Content Region where each slide is your dashboard.
The other way is to create some JS with a timer on the page.
Good luck!
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Thanks for the carousel tip We will take a look at that.