How to change bg color of standard tile in tile container based on property from json










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I try to dynamically change background color of every tile with some property (in json file I have property in different tiles like "tileColorGroup": "Group1", "tileColorGroup": "Group2", "tileColorGroup": "Group3"...and so on every group have own background color.



I'm using XML views and JS controllers. I tried to achieve that by code below in my view1.controller.js



onInit : function () { 
var oTileContainer = this.byId("TileContainer");
var oTiles = oTileContainer.getTile();
console.log("oTiles: " + oTiles); <--- no value


Maybe exists better way to do it?



Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions










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    I try to dynamically change background color of every tile with some property (in json file I have property in different tiles like "tileColorGroup": "Group1", "tileColorGroup": "Group2", "tileColorGroup": "Group3"...and so on every group have own background color.



    I'm using XML views and JS controllers. I tried to achieve that by code below in my view1.controller.js



    onInit : function () { 
    var oTileContainer = this.byId("TileContainer");
    var oTiles = oTileContainer.getTile();
    console.log("oTiles: " + oTiles); <--- no value


    Maybe exists better way to do it?



    Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions










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      I try to dynamically change background color of every tile with some property (in json file I have property in different tiles like "tileColorGroup": "Group1", "tileColorGroup": "Group2", "tileColorGroup": "Group3"...and so on every group have own background color.



      I'm using XML views and JS controllers. I tried to achieve that by code below in my view1.controller.js



      onInit : function () { 
      var oTileContainer = this.byId("TileContainer");
      var oTiles = oTileContainer.getTile();
      console.log("oTiles: " + oTiles); <--- no value


      Maybe exists better way to do it?



      Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions










      share|improve this question
















      I try to dynamically change background color of every tile with some property (in json file I have property in different tiles like "tileColorGroup": "Group1", "tileColorGroup": "Group2", "tileColorGroup": "Group3"...and so on every group have own background color.



      I'm using XML views and JS controllers. I tried to achieve that by code below in my view1.controller.js



      onInit : function () { 
      var oTileContainer = this.byId("TileContainer");
      var oTiles = oTileContainer.getTile();
      console.log("oTiles: " + oTiles); <--- no value


      Maybe exists better way to do it?



      Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions







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          If you want to use TileContainer control only then you can achieve it by using formatter and CSS.



          VIEW



          <TileContainer
          id="container"
          class="tileContainerHolder"
          tiles="/TileCollection">
          <StandardTile
          icon="icon"
          type="type"
          number="number"
          numberUnit="numberUnit"
          title="parts: [ 'title', 'tileColorGroup'], formatter:'my.Formatter.addBackgroundColor'"
          info="info"
          infoState="infoState" />
          </TileContainer>


          Formatter.js



          jQuery.sap.declare("my.Formatter");
          my.Formatter =
          addBackgroundColor: function (title, tileColorGroup)
          this.addStyleClass("grp" + tileColorGroup);//Add group class
          return title;

          ;


          CSS



          .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup1.sapMTile 
          background: #f0ab00;

          .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup2.sapMTile
          background: #007cc0;

          .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup3.sapMTile
          background: #008a3b;




          Note: For adding the class you need to use any one of the bind
          property like title here so that we can get the instance of the Tile
          and add the corresponding class to it.







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            TileContainer does not have a method getTile - the method is getTiles. That may be why your code is not working.



            Also note that TileContainer is deprecated in SAPUI5 1.50.



            You could extend the GenericTile control to provide a property for background colour that you can bind to.






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              If you want to use TileContainer control only then you can achieve it by using formatter and CSS.



              VIEW



              <TileContainer
              id="container"
              class="tileContainerHolder"
              tiles="/TileCollection">
              <StandardTile
              icon="icon"
              type="type"
              number="number"
              numberUnit="numberUnit"
              title="parts: [ 'title', 'tileColorGroup'], formatter:'my.Formatter.addBackgroundColor'"
              info="info"
              infoState="infoState" />
              </TileContainer>


              Formatter.js



              jQuery.sap.declare("my.Formatter");
              my.Formatter =
              addBackgroundColor: function (title, tileColorGroup)
              this.addStyleClass("grp" + tileColorGroup);//Add group class
              return title;

              ;


              CSS



              .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup1.sapMTile 
              background: #f0ab00;

              .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup2.sapMTile
              background: #007cc0;

              .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup3.sapMTile
              background: #008a3b;




              Note: For adding the class you need to use any one of the bind
              property like title here so that we can get the instance of the Tile
              and add the corresponding class to it.







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                If you want to use TileContainer control only then you can achieve it by using formatter and CSS.



                VIEW



                <TileContainer
                id="container"
                class="tileContainerHolder"
                tiles="/TileCollection">
                <StandardTile
                icon="icon"
                type="type"
                number="number"
                numberUnit="numberUnit"
                title="parts: [ 'title', 'tileColorGroup'], formatter:'my.Formatter.addBackgroundColor'"
                info="info"
                infoState="infoState" />
                </TileContainer>


                Formatter.js



                jQuery.sap.declare("my.Formatter");
                my.Formatter =
                addBackgroundColor: function (title, tileColorGroup)
                this.addStyleClass("grp" + tileColorGroup);//Add group class
                return title;

                ;


                CSS



                .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup1.sapMTile 
                background: #f0ab00;

                .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup2.sapMTile
                background: #007cc0;

                .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup3.sapMTile
                background: #008a3b;




                Note: For adding the class you need to use any one of the bind
                property like title here so that we can get the instance of the Tile
                and add the corresponding class to it.







                share|improve this answer



























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                  0







                  If you want to use TileContainer control only then you can achieve it by using formatter and CSS.



                  VIEW



                  <TileContainer
                  id="container"
                  class="tileContainerHolder"
                  tiles="/TileCollection">
                  <StandardTile
                  icon="icon"
                  type="type"
                  number="number"
                  numberUnit="numberUnit"
                  title="parts: [ 'title', 'tileColorGroup'], formatter:'my.Formatter.addBackgroundColor'"
                  info="info"
                  infoState="infoState" />
                  </TileContainer>


                  Formatter.js



                  jQuery.sap.declare("my.Formatter");
                  my.Formatter =
                  addBackgroundColor: function (title, tileColorGroup)
                  this.addStyleClass("grp" + tileColorGroup);//Add group class
                  return title;

                  ;


                  CSS



                  .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup1.sapMTile 
                  background: #f0ab00;

                  .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup2.sapMTile
                  background: #007cc0;

                  .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup3.sapMTile
                  background: #008a3b;




                  Note: For adding the class you need to use any one of the bind
                  property like title here so that we can get the instance of the Tile
                  and add the corresponding class to it.







                  share|improve this answer















                  If you want to use TileContainer control only then you can achieve it by using formatter and CSS.



                  VIEW



                  <TileContainer
                  id="container"
                  class="tileContainerHolder"
                  tiles="/TileCollection">
                  <StandardTile
                  icon="icon"
                  type="type"
                  number="number"
                  numberUnit="numberUnit"
                  title="parts: [ 'title', 'tileColorGroup'], formatter:'my.Formatter.addBackgroundColor'"
                  info="info"
                  infoState="infoState" />
                  </TileContainer>


                  Formatter.js



                  jQuery.sap.declare("my.Formatter");
                  my.Formatter =
                  addBackgroundColor: function (title, tileColorGroup)
                  this.addStyleClass("grp" + tileColorGroup);//Add group class
                  return title;

                  ;


                  CSS



                  .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup1.sapMTile 
                  background: #f0ab00;

                  .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup2.sapMTile
                  background: #007cc0;

                  .tileContainerHolder .grpGroup3.sapMTile
                  background: #008a3b;




                  Note: For adding the class you need to use any one of the bind
                  property like title here so that we can get the instance of the Tile
                  and add the corresponding class to it.








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                  edited Oct 30 '18 at 10:13

























                  answered Oct 30 '18 at 10:08









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                      TileContainer does not have a method getTile - the method is getTiles. That may be why your code is not working.



                      Also note that TileContainer is deprecated in SAPUI5 1.50.



                      You could extend the GenericTile control to provide a property for background colour that you can bind to.






                      share|improve this answer



























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                        TileContainer does not have a method getTile - the method is getTiles. That may be why your code is not working.



                        Also note that TileContainer is deprecated in SAPUI5 1.50.



                        You could extend the GenericTile control to provide a property for background colour that you can bind to.






                        share|improve this answer

























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                          TileContainer does not have a method getTile - the method is getTiles. That may be why your code is not working.



                          Also note that TileContainer is deprecated in SAPUI5 1.50.



                          You could extend the GenericTile control to provide a property for background colour that you can bind to.






                          share|improve this answer













                          TileContainer does not have a method getTile - the method is getTiles. That may be why your code is not working.



                          Also note that TileContainer is deprecated in SAPUI5 1.50.



                          You could extend the GenericTile control to provide a property for background colour that you can bind to.







                          share|improve this answer












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