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Is there a possibilty to select a row in list view programmatically (via rule or javascript code), so that the item click event will be fired? E.g. select the row with id = 1234.

One thing to mention: a "list item click"-method exists for a view, but there a no input mappings for it. So, what is it good for?

 

Hi,


 


Yes, you can use the following script to select a row and trigger list item click event:


 


$(".grid-body-content-wrapper tbody tr").each(function(index)
{

var itemType ;
itemType = JSON.parse($(this).find("td").eq(0).attr("data-options"));

if(itemType.value=="ListItemID")
{

$(this).addClass("highlighted selected");
$(this).click();
}
})


List item click is an event, you can use it to execute a set of actions (i.e open subview, transfer data...etc)


How do you apply this script?

Do you add a data label and click literal and then transfer the script over?

If my list view has 3 items, how can i get it to go to row 2?

Thanks


Hi Sharpharp1,
did you solve that issue already? I have the same need and it appears I am missing something. I want to select the line item the user has clicked before the list was refreshed and updated. Many thanks!

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