Saving journals as HTML

[#1]

I would like to create an HTML report from a journal which contains various graphical outputs from JMP platforms.

I have created the journal using:

jrn1 = {cp7, cp4, cp6, cp8, cp9, cp2, cp3 } << Journal Window;

which works fine (cp* is various graphs, tables etc). If I then save this journal as HTML from the file menu, it saves the entire journal with all the graphs displayed correctly in the HTML page as I want it.

However, if I try saving the journal as HTML from JSL using:

jrn1 << Save HTML("C:\data\test.html");

it saves all the individual image files, but the HTML file only contains the last graph displayed in the journal. This also happens if I save the journal as a JRN file then reopen it in JMP.

Is it possible to do this correctly and if so, how do I do this?

Many thanks,

Matthew.

[#2 · Accepted solution]

The Journal Window message doesn't return the created journal, so your jrn1 variable actually just holds a copy of the cp* list. The Save HTML is then sent to each item in that list, each time overwriting the previous. Try instead

Current Journal() << Save HTML("C:\data\test.html");

[#3]

I used this approach to save journal as HTML.

Is there a way to open html page in default browser when the script is run?

Thanks

[#4]

This should work:

Web("C:\data\test.html");

See 'Scripting the Report' in "Sharing Interactive Web Reports in JMP 13" at:

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discovery-Summit-2017/Sharing-Interactive-Web-Reports-in-JMP-13/ta-p/44...

~John

[#5]

This works!Thanks

[#6]

Also I was wondering if there is a way in jsl to combine 2 htmls and display as one report.

Thanks

[#7]

There are a few ways to combine multiple reports into interactive HTML. Please take a look at:

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Discussions/How-do-I-create-a-html-file-from-output-from-several-JMP-re....

~John