It is not possible out of box.
You can do a workaround to get the first row data on page load by calling the smartobject and filter on Rowno , Then based on this data you can exexute other action that you want to kick off on row click.
I realise this is 4 years old but if anyone ends up here, as I did, the following script placed into a literal datalabel will click the first item. Transfer it into the datalabel after the view executes its list method and then clear the label again so you can execute it on refreshes or reloads.
Replace PanelTitle with the view instance name as seen in the Form Designer (Normally 'area item #' by default)
<script>
$('div[name="PanelTitle"]').find($('td.first'))[0].click();
</script>
Hi Nathan
I just found your post and this is exactly what I need (auto select first row in a view)
I've implemented as per your note but cant seem to get it working.
Do you need the view to be on a SmartForm?
for testing I just have a list view called test
I've changed the script as below
<script>
$('div[name="test"]').find($('td.first'))[0].click();
</script>
I transfer it to a data label after the getlist action
then have a rule to clear it
however cant get the first row being selected
any ideas?
thanks
Paul