Hi @lina1 ,
In the rule condition: "if on SURE.Agenda.ScheduleType, DropDown.Add.TypeAgenda contains 2"
The rules following it will only execute when the specified Drop-Down contains the value '2'. Should this condition not be defined differently?
Have you tried running each of these views seperately in designer where it is possible to run the View with some specific parameters? This could be helpful in trying to discover where the problem lies.
Also, would you please send a clearer description of your issue and a greater overview of what you are trying to achieve and also include steps that leads to the problem.
i Dian.
Thanks for the quick reply.
I answer your questions.
"Should this condition not be defined differently?" no, this condition is correct for us.
"Have you tried running each of these views separately in designer where it is possible to run the View with some specific parameters?", Yes, but this view makes a get list of the smart object on initialized, and at the time of loading it does not have the information, because I'm just going to enter it, i.e. , for this case if it loads the body of the column but it is not what I need. (image 1).
I have a form, which has some listviews, from a listview I transfer the data to another listview, using add new row and transfer data. as seen in the image [see images]. (image 2).
Rule: (image 3,4,5)
The problem is that when the changes are applied to the target listview, the body of the column does not appear information, but instead appears when it is in add / edit row mode.
Ex, on add/edit row, appear data:
(image 6)
With apply changes, no appear the data:
(image 7
@Dian wrote:
Hi @lina1 ,
In the rule condition: "if on SURE.Agenda.ScheduleType, DropDown.Add.TypeAgenda contains 2"
The rules following it will only execute when the specified Drop-Down contains the value '2'. Should this condition not be defined differently?
Have you tried running each of these views seperately in designer where it is possible to run the View with some specific parameters? This could be helpful in trying to discover where the problem lies.
Also, would you please send a clearer description of your issue and a greater overview of what you are trying to achieve and also include steps that leads to the problem.
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Thanks!!
@Dian wrote:
Hi @lina1 ,
In the rule condition: "if on SURE.Agenda.ScheduleType, DropDown.Add.TypeAgenda contains 2"
The rules following it will only execute when the specified Drop-Down contains the value '2'. Should this condition not be defined differently?
Have you tried running each of these views seperately in designer where it is possible to run the View with some specific parameters? This could be helpful in trying to discover where the problem lies.
Also, would you please send a clearer description of your issue and a greater overview of what you are trying to achieve and also include steps that leads to the problem.
Hi @lina1
I was able to reproduce similar behaviour by disabling the column's body visiblity. (Image 1 and 2).
Can you kindly check if your column's body visiblity is enabled so that we can rule this out.(Image 3 and 4).
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Regards
HulisaniN
Thanks for you help, but we have the body column already visible.
