the “drawer before load actions” are not intended to fire the second time you open the drawer. This is working as intended. If you want the actions to fire EVERY Time - move them to the row action that opens the drawer. (You may want to use the XML editor to copy and paste the actions - but be careful…)
If your actions load the data that should be in the drawer - our thinking has been that when you open the drawer a second time, the data is still there - and shouldn’t be loaded again.
But as you say - if the “Aug” load blows away the “Sept” data - you are in trouble.
There is another way to do this: Your query data actions have an option to “Load more” data, rather than completely replace data. That way you push “Sept” and get that data, and push “Aug” and this data is APPENDED to the other data, and both drawers can have data showing. You will need to use the “context” tab of the components in the drawer to make sure the right data is shown in each month. This can get tricky on Aggregate models (which I assume you are using because of the Date information). There are other posts on this forum about how to get around this problem,
Lots of concepts coming together here - and its about as complicated as Skuid gets. You are close and can get there… Be encouraged.
the "drawer before load actions" are not intended to fire the second time you open the drawer. This is working as intended. If you want the actions to fire EVERY Time - move them to the row action that opens the drawer. (You may want to use the XML editor to copy and paste the actions - but be careful....)
If your actions load the data that should be in the drawer - our thinking has been that when you open the drawer a second time, the data is still there - and shouldn't be loaded again.
But as you say - if the "Aug" load blows away the "Sept" data - you are in trouble.
There is another way to do this: Your query data actions have an option to "Load more" data, rather than completely replace data. That way you push "Sept" and get that data, and push "Aug" and this data is APPENDED to the other data, and both drawers can have data showing. You will need to use the "context" tab of the components in the drawer to make sure the right data is shown in each month. This can get tricky on Aggregate models (which I assume you are using because of the Date information). There are other posts on this forum about how to get around this problem,
Lots of concepts coming together here - and its about as complicated as Skuid gets. You are close and can get there... Be encouraged.
Thank you for the answer @Rob_Hatch , but not sure if I’m doing something wrong but can you confirm Context works with DSO?
As every time I try to set a context condition, it never works for me
Pls let me know
Thx