@ThinhDinh what is use case?
Many of my clients have said the pencil button up top is not very clear for their users to see. They want a floating button to open that edit screen and this is it.
great. i also had many complaints. thanks
Yay! No more user specific “temp” columns! I think!
Love this! Agree that the pencil icon is far too subtle for many users… brilliant!
Hehe, I was looking for this yesterday. I guess I was a day early.
No more playing with link to screen - visibility conditions for the onboarding process! 
You can also open an edit screen via a relation…I already have a use case.
1.) User RSVPs for an event by submitting a form
2.) User needs to cancel RSVP? Now a button on the event page itself can open the user’s RSVP edit screen via relation to submission in order to prompt user to delete it
(as opposed to button on event page to open the users submission details screen, user hitting edit pencil, user deleting submission)
Si cool. So this means we don’t have to replicate screens to edit!! Well done glide
After edit, you still need to go to top right to click on “Done”, correct?
Yes
Just used it, the feeling is awesome. What’s next glide? Floating button to auto-generate the app?
Just allowed me to remove 54 user specific “temp” columns … sheer joy
Great feature, thanks ! Already use it in my current project.
Mixing Title + Open Edit Screen action
Btw, this app will be soon available in Glide Tamplate Store to track and follow your working hours!
This is great
awesome!
I can imagine two more use cases (I haven’t worked them out in detail yet):
- allowing only one editor at a time, by locking the edit button
- a changelog for app users: copying data when Edit Screen is opened, and comparing this data to new data after submitting to identify changes.