I have a view and under the Behavior option I have If row selected to go to another view
That view is a Form. The form is based on a slice that does have all the actions added to display.
I know the actions work because they work in other views.
The actions are not showing up on the form view.
Action buttons do not display in Form-type views.
That is too bad, I hope that will change.
My form has tabs and every other views is just a long list of fieldsโฆthat is what I have to display to the users I want to show โactionsโ to, like approve and deny
I would not hold out for this to change.
Whatโs wrong with having the actions display in the Detail views?
Iโve posted a Tip about making a โtabbed detail viewโ if that helps you at all.
You can also set columns to be quick-editable in detail views.
I created 3 slices with views (the 3 I have on my form). I created a dashboard view with each view in it.
I am designing for a desktop. The view ends up being 3 big boxes - 2 on the top one on the bottom.
The actions do not appear to workโฆ
The goal is to have a form the user can approveโฆ not a view of a long list of fields. The only way I can have an action is to display the detail, which is the fields they need to see in a long, long list.
What action? Do the buttons show up? What does it do instead?
So you need one data input from the approving user? I typically set this up as an Action, and not force the user into a form view.
You can set exactly which fields to show or not to show, and in which order, in any view.
Imif i use the form I cannot use action buttons so Iโm using detail now so user can see actions
On a desktop the form view is a much better way to look at the data, But I canโt use it. I need the buttons
I am facing similar issue and i have tried the use the detailed view. however you are not able add a new response on the detail view. any way to go around this?
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