I think I agree with what you’re saying. When I actually looked closer, I saw that it was being applied to the list. The example in the Skuid.ui.list documentation made me think that I could do it, but I guess I was just hoping. Here’s the example:
// If DoNotCall is true, then Email should be required, // otherwise, Phone should be required if (row.DoNotCall===true) { list.removeRequiredField({ id: 'Phone' }); list.addRequiredField({ id: 'Email' }); } else { list.removeRequiredField({ id: 'Email' }); list.addRequiredField({ id: 'Phone' });
}
This is comparing the row level DoNotCall value, but applying at the list level . . . just like mine. I think this is likely a bad example for a list level example.
I’m not excited about the popup to field editor, because my page is supposed to provide quick edit functionality. Necessitating the use of a popup slows things down and it doesn’t allow for inline editing of the list.
Any other recommendations?
