Table row drawer remain open on Field Set Save

Have a table row action that displays a drawer. The drawer contains a tab set and each tab set has a field set. The field set(s) have the standard Save / Cancel buttons.

Desire to have the drawer to remain open when clicking Save.

Any guidance is appreciated.

Regards,
Irvin

Irvin Waldman, Champion

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Posted 6 years ago

6 years ago

Pat Vachon, Champion

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I as well would like to see this possible. I have an iterative table that can as many levels deep a user creates. Real pain when everything is open to level 8 and something is saved on level 1.

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6 years ago

Rob Hatch, Official Rep

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If you create a different model to show the details that are in the drawer - then the drawer will not close on model save. Use the same techniques we have described previously for related data in drawers.

1. On the new model do the following:
a. Turn off the Data load property in the advance tab.
b. Create a condition that filters the ID field. Leave value blank and make "Filterable default off"

2. In the Drawer property go to "Before Load Actions"
a. Add "Activate and Set value of Model Condition" to set the condition established in 1.b above.
b. Query Model.

3. In the drawer add context conditions to all the components so they will pull in the correct record. (make sure the data for the context condition is in both models).

Then save buttons on field editors, or in page titles will not close the drawer...

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6 years ago

Irvin Waldman, Champion

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Configured as you described - just frickin awesome. Thanks!

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6 years ago

Irvin Waldman, Champion

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Hey Rob,

How would I sync the drawer related data model back to the table model? Ideally I would not have to re-query all rows table model.

My use case is as follows:

1. Click View More Data icon
2. Drawer expands with all relevant row data
3. User edits data
4. User clicks Save
5. Table row data is updated and drawer remains open

Hopefully this makes sense.

Regards,
Irvin

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6 years ago

Irvin Waldman, Champion

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2014-12-31T14:42:42+00:00

Jarrod Hinson

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How did you do those top tiles in this screenshot?

2014-12-31T14:56:15+00:00

Irvin Waldman, Champion

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1. Add a Panel Set with type Custom Width.

2. Add a panel

3. Insert a template into the panel

3. Use this HTML for the template:

  <div class = "nx-pagetitle-subtitle"> Total Tons </div>  
<div class = "nx-pagetitle-maintitle">{{Total_Quantity__c}}</div>

4. If you want to get "fancy", you can style the background color and text colors using CSS.

Enjoy!

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6 years ago

Pat Vachon, Champion

46,404 Points

I'd like this as well. The ability to requery just the row in context.

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6 years ago

Rob Hatch, Official Rep

45,308 Points

At this point the only option you have is requerying the table model. And the problem is that the requery forces the drawer to close. I think we are in a catch 22 situation here.

I'll add this idea to our list to of enhancements...