I’m trying to set up an interactive dashboard using a filter that affects another view, say V1 and the rows selected from that view affects two other views, say V2 and V3.
When I start working on it, the filter works very well.
But when I select the row from the V1 to filter V2 and V3, the filter view gets blank and I have to click an arrow on the top of the view to bring it back. When I again make a choice, the views V1-V3 remain blank and I again have to click the arrow on the filter view to bring them back. This continues in a cycle.
I guess the “interactive mode” has to do with this. It affects all the views, even those which I dont want to.
Whats the way to correct this?
Demo Video:
https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/video/3684288?key=df1f4d052910b16d492000b42d55e419
Anything @Steve
@Suvrutt_Gurjar ?
I’m sorry for calling out but this is bugging me for a long time and I can’t rest until I solve this for good.
Solved! Go to Solution.
The “Call Filter” view, it is a quick-editable Detail view. Is it by chance set up as a view of the same Table as the 2nd view? You should probably make a completely new Table for this instead. Also, is there some reason why this dashboard needs to be in interactive mode? Seems like no to me.
The “Call Filter” view, it is a quick-editable Detail view. Is it by chance set up as a view of the same Table as the 2nd view? You should probably make a completely new Table for this instead. Also, is there some reason why this dashboard needs to be in interactive mode? Seems like no to me.
Yes there is. For now I have omitted the other views that will take part in the interaction as a means to troubleshoot.
No, the views don’t share the same table. They are from different tables. Actually the filter view (that contains the quickedit) is from a slice of the “Users” table. The other view is based to change dynamically based on choice, in a multi user environment.
This was the trick. This solved it. Thanks a lot.
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