Hi,
I am trying to add a button to a collection, and whenever i use the same list on a different screen, the button appears.
Is there a way to hide this button? Am I doing anything right?
Thank you for your help
Michel
Hi,
I am trying to add a button to a collection, and whenever i use the same list on a different screen, the button appears.
Is there a way to hide this button? Am I doing anything right?
Thank you for your help
Michel
In the Layout Editor:
⢠Click on the collection on the left.
⢠On the right, click on the Actions tab.
⢠Click on âEnable advanced actionsâ and adjust the actions there.
Than you for your answer. But i want to hide the button insteadâŚ
The same button is showing on 2 screens âŚ.
Do you have a screenshots or a video demonstrating what you are experiencing? I can only think of one case where your problem might be the case, but I donât know if what Iâm thinking is what you are explaining.
If you remove the action, doesnât the button disappear?
Iâm still not clear if itâs a button from the collection actions or if itâs a custom collection with an actual button component. I need more info before I can try to answer.
âŚor is this a whole âindependant screen configurationâ scenario.
Here are some screen shots. In both pages âAmisâ & âPropositionâ , the primary and seconday buttons are available. I would like to only show them in âPropositionâ.
Thanks again and best regards,
Michel
yes, it gets removed from both
So you are getting to those screens by clicking an item in a collection to view itâs detail screen? Looks like two different tabs so Iâm purely assuming here that you each tab has a collection that sourced from the same table. Is that right?
Thatâs right. Itâs 2 different tabs for the same collection
When navigating to a screen using the âShow Detail Screenâ action, you will always be taken to a screen where the design is deeply integrated with the source table. You are ultimately getting to the same place through 2 different paths.
Your best option is to change the action on one of the tabâs collections from âShow Detail Screenâ to âShow New Screenâ. That will get you an independent detail screen layout that is independent of the table. Then you will have to reconfigure that new screen minus the button you donât want to see. You can copy and paste all components from one screen to another to speed up the process.
With all of that said, maybe it would help to understand why you have two tabs that lead you to the same place. Do they need to be separate tabs? Could it be one tab with a simple visibility condition on that one button based on the type of user, or something similar to that?
I am sorry to ask that, but would it be possible to show me where the âshow new screenâ can be found?
Thanks alot for your help
Thatâs practical, we can reuse the same screenshot
Once you click on (3) in the screenshot below, where it says âItem clickâ or âCollection item actionâ, youâll see an action called âShow detail screenâ. Replace that by âShow new screenâ.
Thatâs amazing. Seems to work fine.
Thank you so much.
Bests.
Jeff sees it all, even blindfolded, heâs amazing.
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