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Hello! Is there any way to display the on-screen confetti animation in the same way that it is possible for paths in Salesforce? Many thanks, Jesús
Hello, Skuid provides a lot already, being able to create models dynamically, attaching children to components, utils, etc. And I understand that Skuid wants people to use declarative interface as much as possible. Though, there are a lot of times we want to create something more dynamic, add additional features, or adjust how the component works. In those cases it’s a lot of hacking, recreating wheels and headbanging. For example: Changing the action called by the ‘Save’ button on Skuid Table. The save button just calls blockUi action and saves model, quite simple and it works like any other button. Currently, I could change it if I really wanted to, but I would have to go through the tree of children components or all button components, compare strings to make sure it matches, and (I think) use component.set(). - I explored it, but haven’t done it, as it would be too messy to find the button. More documentation on Events and Custom Field rendering. Existing examples of Custom Field
Hello, It would be nice, to be able to view the ‘XML’ (or anything else that is not binary) of the Design System/Theme. Furthermore, to be able to pull it down via skuid-sfdx. Currently, we’re avoiding using DSS since hard to push it to production. Either we have to keep track of all changes we make in DSS in a sandbox and then manually redo the steps in production. Or, download/import, hence override existing DSS, which is impossible when changes into Production are pushed from different sandboxes since each sandbox will have its variation of DSS. Best, Lukas
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Would like to have a detailed How to guide or video for configuring DSS. In particular looking to be able to configure chart colors, series data, etc in DSS.
It would be nice to be able reset the columns in a table after the user has added or removed columns. Ideally, they would reset to the prior configuration for the user, but even a reset to the default configuration may suffice.
I’m curious if anyone has used Skuid within Salesforce’s Outlook Email Application pane. I think there could be some pretty interesting use cases in using Skuid within the outlook plugin. I just don’t know how to get started with loading the relevant records. I’m interested in any feedback from others who have implemented solutions in outlook using Skuid.
In V1 tables, there is an indication in the footer showing the number of rows you have selected (for mass updates, summary fields etc.). This seems to be missing from tables in V2. Our users find this indication helpful and have requested its return in our new V2 pages. V1: V2:
Would you like to customize the file name of an Excel file export on your table object? Skuid can do this. In this example the user wants to include the deal name and today’s date in the file name ie. Lakeland Tours (Worldstrides) 19-7-2021.xlsx Use these steps to make it happen: Use Global Merge to get to the record’s name Add a UI-only formula field that returns a date to the Task’s model. The formula is just “Today()” Under the “Export” properties of the table you you can put your merge syntax into the custom file name (see screenshot) Thanks to Mr.Stern for solving this one 👍🏽
I was sitting in on a customer demonstration a few weeks ago. They had a really cool single page app that consolidated lots of functions across thier company. As you might imagine - a master page with vertical nav controlled the show, and individual page includes performed each function. But they said: “I really wish when you reloaded the page - or used the back button to get back to the consolidated page - you could be directed back to the specific Nav element where you were. Instead of always being put back on the first entry” I thought. I know how to fix that. But once I started poking at navigation requirements - a bunch more emerged. So I did more experimenting and wrote a pretty long document about Advanced Navigation features. It’s on our Samples Pages Repo. Check it out, and report back here if it helpful, or if there are other features you would like to see explored. Studies in Navigation. There is a lot more goodness in the Sample pages repo. Check it out!
Hello I just want to continue the discussion from this post: http://community.skuid.com/discussion/comment/20576507#Comment_20576507 How are you working around the limitations of skuid-sfdx for pushing and pulling pages along side of version control? The issues I’ve identified are: sfdx skuid:page:pull (and push I assume) has a limit of how much it can pull down before hitting an memory error. Meaning there cannot be too many pages in a module, or module cannot have too many big pages, and managing size of module is troublesome. When pushing a page with a module that does not exist in the target org there are errors(?) or the page disappears, I don't remember, but it's another thing to manage: the module picklist is aligned. If the module/name of the page has changed then skuid:page:pull will not override the old page, instead create a new one. To handle few of those problems we’re thinking of not using modules any more. This will solve 2nd problem, and help with 3rd (page names co
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Version: 13.0.11 (prod) and 13.0.15 (sandbox) Browser: Chrome 88.0.4324.192 I’ve experienced very slow load times and pages completely refusing to load the past two weeks. I’ve also had similar experiences with Safari. Error 1: White page when loading a V2 page editor. No issue with V1 pages. JS console error below Error 2: Attempting to load a home page with a Skuid V2 page on it. Error always occurs at first load, but the page tends to work after 1-2 refreshes. This page is very lightweight. One model, 25-30 rows of data displayed in a table. No code.
Hi All, I have a strange situation where sometime my skuid page will display and others time it will not load. Looking at the browser console I see this error when is does not successfully load the page: Uncaught TypeError: e.settings.site is not a function at o.initializeDataSource (skuid__SalesforceDataSourceTypeJS:1) at new E (skuid__SkuidReqsJS:1) As you can see in the screenshots it is the same record in separate tabs, but one tab does not show the skuid page “Project Criteria” Any assistance here would be appreciated.
This would also allow the use of merge syntax.
This discussion was created from comments split from: How to use Badge component in V2.
This discussion was created from comments split from: Drag and drop sort order in V2 Spark tables.
This discussion was created from comments split from: required fields styling option.
My use case is straight forward. Table row Edit and Delete actions. It’s so frustrating not being able provide to this part of the UX that LEX has out of the box. The default form Save/Cancel buttons should read the current users access rights. I do understand that LEX doesn’t run into this issue as they don’t offer the same level of features in one page, thereby keeping the load time down, but I would prefer to have the option include this level of conditional rendering at the expense of load time. Then I would be able to navigate the discussion with ease, as then the client could make the call of load time vs. features available. Long term, I’d like to see conditional rendering of this type lazy load in order to keep load time down. Delay both the queries for user access rights and then render applicable elements.
I've been using the new table for some time now and I've come to the conclusion that the old table was seemingly better. What we’ve lost. Proper tab key indexing. As in when pressing the tab key to go to the next input it would left to right, then down. Default set of actions. Ability to setup drag and drop rows using javascript. What we've gained. User customized sort order. Not sure, but this is seemingly straightforward to apply to the old table. User column width adjustment. I'm fairly certain this can be done with the old table using the just the table header (th) to set each row (tr). Feel free to add to each list, but the old version was seemingly better.
This discussion was created from comments split from: dynamically create component upon click of button.
In the V2 DSS, what’s the property that stylizes the Save and Cancel buttons on a Table Component? I can’t figure out how to change those two buttons away from the default variant.
HI, I’m wondering if this idea was already proposed, but I think it can help saving Admin time with repetitive tasks Example It would be nice if for each component we can set 'Preset: settings that we usually use Button set & Field Editor: by default of all my pages buttons we always place them on the left, so would be nice if somewhere i could set this as default for our org Default mode for Field Editor, currently always Read with Inline Responsive grid: the Default Column & row gutter size Those are just couple examples, but basically all the options on each component, if we could set default values. Thx
Pagination is not working in the table - even selected 5 rows in pagination config. pagination section not even enabled. is there any other config required to make it enable pagination in table view?
One limitation of building v2 pages is that I no longer have the ability to use a nifty snippet to change the selected tab in a tab set as part of an action sequence. It would be great to see that functionality provided as a component action similar to the “Navigate To Step” wizard action for v2 pages.
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