
Irvin Waldman, Champion
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{{$Model.ModelName.data.0.FieldName}}
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Sorry.
It is a cool idea though.
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Peter Bender, Champion
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Then do your conditional rendering based on Field Two.
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You can use filters to limit attendance data to one day. Then you have model.length. You can compare that to the total enrollment number from another model. Use that comparison to present an appropriate message, render a component, etc.
Irvin Waldman, Champion
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Thanks for the comment and suggestion. Pretty sure that I am in the right context.
My use case is that I have a Row Action that shows a Pop which contains a Tab set. It is within one tab where I have defined rendering conditions.
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Irvin
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I ran into the same issue in a similar scenario. The situation however allowed me to compare the current row to a URL parameter I set, which is an option even for Render Conditions. It might not help in your case, but thought I'd mention it here since this is could be relevant for another project.
Regards,
Robin
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