Here’s the comment “queue’d” up. 😃
Here’s the use case.
Here's a use case for the Don't provide a default page" in the page include."
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+17- Nintex Employee
This may seem like a hack, but I think it will work.
Put two page includes there. 1: going to a page that just says “sorry, nothing to see here” and 2: going to your contact detail page - and has as query string the ID of the first row of the model most predictably will have data.
Then conditionally render the two includes.
- Include 1 only renders if no rows are in that selected model.
- Include 2 only renders if there ARE rows in that selected model.
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