Good day CK_Miba

Please see the following.

“How to Hide all other views on the selection on one Checkbox”: https://community.k2.com/t5/K2-Blackpearl-Forum-Posts/How-to-Hide-all-other-views-on-the-selection-on-one-Checkbox/td-p/103893,

“How to show/hide/validate controls based on content of another control”: https://community.k2.com/t5/K2-Appit-Articles/How-to-show-hide-validate-controls-based-on-content-of-another/ta-p/91497.

Best,

Sunrise

Unforunately manually hiding the controls will be a lot of work - that's why I tried to find out if there is some other way to do this.

I am already using tables.

My View contains 30 hidden Tables with 10 hidden controls each.

To manually hide the controls, this would mean to set the properties of 300 controls - which means to define 300 rules .

Sample szenario:

- Selection within another view (drop down control) changes

- Depening on the selection, the second view should show some data within the controls which are part of the 30 tables

- Several controls within Table 1, Table 2 and Table 3 are made visible - nothing else

- Change of the selection within the drop down control again

- Some other controls within Table 1, Table 4 and Table 5 should be shown - nothing else

- When doing this manually, I need to hide all controls within all tables first and then make the right ones visible

When I could somehow newly initialize the second view (so that all the hidden states are reset) when the drop down changes, then I would not need to do a manual step here.

Sorry but I don't think there is a built-in way to do it - while tedious, I think the best solution is to make a rule on your view to set the visibility of all controls to hidden (or visible, whatever the default is) and use that to put everything back to a known starting point. That rule could end up being useful for other things, and I usually do make such a rule a standard part of every view. You never know when it may come in handy for future enhancements, so it is worth the time investment.