Hello all,
Im super new at app sheet, I
m trying to build an app for my company.
Basically, the first view shows all of the projects we are working on, each one of this projects have its own table.
I inserted an button on the details view of each project, but I need this button to send the user to views that are linked to that projectโs table.
So, I got two questions:
1 - Image this as first view:
Project index:
Project 1
Project 2
When clicking on project 1 it opens its details, and there is a button there, โproject trackerโ
How do I send the user to a view that uses the specific table of this project?
2 - Is is possible conditionally hiding/showing tabs?
I want the first view not to have any tab, but when the user chose one project and open its project tracker table, I want to show tabs.
Thanks
Create an action of type App: go to another view in this app with a Target expression that uses LINKTOVIEW().
What tabs are you referring to? Can yo post a screenshot?
I thought of this, but as each project have its own table file, I just want to know if its possible to insert a condition, for example:
Checks the project name of the selected object, and look for a table with the same name, if finds it, open the view.
-First View-
The first view would only have the project names with few information (come from a project index table), to force the user to first select one project.
-Second View-
When the user selects one project (the paper place button), he gets the tabs with the information about the project (this information comes from a table with only the information related to that project).
Thanks Steve.
Yes; itโs an expression, so you can use any logic you want.
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