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Had the opportunity to watch “Nautilus Notes 19.1 - June 4, 2019” and loved the format.  One of the suggestions was to use sliding panels instead of popups. A couple years ago I tried using sliding panels instead of popups, but when multiple sliding panels were opened on top of each other it was not possible to close one at a time.  When the top sliding panel was closed, it closed all open sliding panels. Popups can be closed one at a time.

Has this been fixed?

Also see: https://community.skuid.com/t/sliding-panel-opened-from-a-sliding-panel-how-can-i-close-just-the-second-sliding-panel-from-a-button-in


Thank you Raymond.

Without studying the link, has it been fixed?  Yes or No


No, I just reported it a couple weeks ago and updated it a few days ago with the xml of a sample page. Skuid has not responded to my update.


Sliding Panels can be closed one at a time using the behaviour “Close topmost” in the action “Close Sliding Panel”. Raymonds other post is about an issue when the Sliding Panel contains a Page Include that opens another Sliding Panel. I posted more information over there: https://community.skuid.com/t/sliding-panel-opened-from-a-sliding-panel-how-can-i-close-just-the-second-sliding-panel-from-a-button-in


Good, I can use sliding panels.  My siding panels will all have page includes.  Is there an issue I need to be aware of?


Please check out the information in this topic 🙂




I have a scenario where I have a base page that opens a sliding panel. That sliding panel has a button and a page include. The button closes the sliding panel as expected with the “close all sliding panels” action. However… My included page also has a button. That button opens a sliding panel with the same basic set up of a button and a page include. The button in the second sliding panel is set to “close all sliding panels”, but it doesn’t work. I can think of a couple potential reasons why, bu…