Hi Leo,

Yes, you can make that entire section disappear by adding the following to the code that creates your QueryWebPart.

buttonBarPosition: 'none'

That removes the entire button bar above it, including the viewName field that you're seeing.

Regards,

Jon

Thanks, Jon.

We would like to keep the top button bar, though.
So seems like currently there is no simple way to achieve what I'm after.

Hi Leo,

Well, you can sort of get away with what you want, but it's going to look a little counter-intuitive.

That buttonBarPosition has four options:

- top
- bottom
- none
- both

Each one will dictate where that buttonBar appears. Although our docs say that "both" is used (the buttonBar appearing on the top and bottom of the screen), I believe this was changed to "top" since I haven't seen a QueryWebPart within a wiki that has them both appearing as of late.

Now, if you use the option for "bottom", the buttonBar appears at the bottom of the screen, but you don't see that view name appearing anywhere - no X to click. This is due to the view Name displaying in conjunction with the top buttonBar. No top buttonBar, no view name to see. But on an aesthetic-level, having the buttonBar at the bottom doesn't look quite as nice as the top, but it will at least give you what you want - a buttonBar but no mentioning of the view that comes up by default via your query.

Regards,

Jon

Yeah, we'd like to keep the top button bar, of course, since it is aesthetically better, we think.

Thanks, anyways.

No longer relative (decided to keep the closable View Name ribbon).

I had this exact same problem and was eventually able to get the functionality you asked for with the following code:

function hideGridMessages(dataRegion, request) {
    var task = new Ext.util.DelayedTask(function(x) {x.hideMessage();}, this, [dataRegion]);
    task.delay(15); // display of messages is delayed by 10 in DataRegion.js
}

var qwp1 = new LABKEY.QueryWebPart({
     schemaName: schemaName,
     queryName: queryName,
     renderTo: 'MyDiv',
     success: hideGridMessages
});

One downside of this method, is that the View Name ribbon will briefly display before being hidden. But in many cases, you won't even notice unless you are trying to see it happen.

-Will

Thanks, Will, will keep that in mind, it does work, wondering why other LK devs didn't point that out...

And also you don't have to use the "delay" approach:

var onRender = function(){
    var dataregion = qwp1.getDataRegion();
    dataregion.hideMessage();
};

var qwp1 = new LABKEY.QueryWebPart({
    schemaName: schemaName,
    queryName: queryName
});

// note the absence of the "renderTo" config option

qwp1.on( 'render', onRender ); // I believe, "onRender" method must physically in the code precede this call
qwp1.render( 'MyDiv' );