Hi Avinash,

As far as Skuid is concerned, RecordTypeId is just a field you can add to a model or component. You could add that field to the table, or set up a separate popup for creating new individual records and include the RecordTypeId field in a field editor.

Does that help?

Thanks!
Matt

That means if i have four record types(4 page layouts) with no common field on each layout, then i should have 4 skuid pages and evryone on them should be accessed by a button.

Is this what you mean?
 

That’s one way to do it. You can also conditionally render fields, sections and components based on values in fields (more on that here: http://help.skuid.com/m/supercharge-your-ui/l/601107-conditionally-display-fields).

If you’re wanting to view and create multiple record types from a single screen, I would recommend calling a popup from that button, and in the popup put a wizard component. Wizards let you break up processes into steps; in this case, the first step would be selecting a record type, and then when they user navigates to the second step, it conditionally renders fields or sections based on the record type selected. More on wizards here: http://help.skuid.com/m/components/l/102570-the-wizard-component-create-new-contact-wizard

Let me know if that helps. Thanks!

Thanks Matt. I Know about these conditional rendering of the fields. I’ll try working with the Wizard component. That might solve my issue.