Skuid NLX, SFX, & EXP

In Account list view,Account Table with the Contacts as a sub-table in the display.  How to make that appear as a table with the sub-table hidden by default, and  I can press a button to display/hide the sub-table(Drawer icon).Are we able to do the opposite, where the sub-table is visible by default, and I can press a button to hide/display the sub-table?Is it possible?

I know I could use SF matrix report, but it would not be responsive to any filters I set and don’t like how it would look out of place on a skuid page.

Perhaps, in addition to the page setting, a model setting can be made that the unsaved error warning will not show for changes made on that model. I find that I occasionally use a model for UI rendering purposes which triggers the warning unnecessarily but I don’t want to shut the warning off on that page either.

I had a requirement from a customer to build a mobile responsive Skuid page where multiselect picklists were rendered as lists with checkboxes instead of the regular on/off flipswitch. All options should be visible at all time since this is shown page that is scrolled top-down. Also the solution needed to work with condtional rendering so that when a picklist item is selected that immediately affected other dependent fields. After a few attempts to style this with pure CSS and a discussion with Rob https://community.skuid.com/t/checkbox-rendering-in-mobile I decided to go down the route to create custom field renderer instead. There are a couple of examples of this on the community but none that really came close to what I wanted. So I thought I’d share the solution I came up with in case anyone else needs something similar or maybe have suggestions for improvements. This is how I wanted the multiselect picklists to render My solution uses a simple list styled with Font Awesome Icons t

We have a serious need for the ability to conditionally render fields based on a “business rule.”  Unfortunately, the business rule true/false cannot easily be materialized in a model field value in order to leverage the stock conditional rendering features.  That said, being able to leverage the stock conditional rendering is fairly critical to the overall solution.Ask: Add the ability to call a function (snippet) in a conditional rendering rule.  For example, add a new “Source Type” of snippet with a property value of “snippet name”.  If chosen, skuid would call the snippet and expect a true/false result.  This has been discussed in various threads that led to the enhanced conditional rendering features that were added to skuid recently (model field value, model property, row property).  Unfortunately, this one didn’t make the cut.  Wondering if this is possible to add?Here is our specific use base:We have fairly complex business rules and apply security through a custom approach tha

Hello,I am trying to create a skuid page for the salesforce page one is directed to when you URL hack a button to send an email via a template. I looked through the objects available for models and did not see one that matched. Screen shot of the page is below. Is it related to the task object? Thanks!

One thing that is used quite often when I do custom VisualForce development is bootstrap to aid in styling. A feature that is really nice and helpful to conserve space is button groups with dropdowns. Basically I have a row of buttons atop of my record pages and once I get 4-5 buttons it takes up the whole page a lot of the time. Adding button grouping to page titles, wherever buttons can be used would be an extremely beneficial feature.

Hi,I have defined field sets in a object, I use them in apex to on record creation get fields from other related objects and copy them into this object: Can I get the Field sets of this object in skuid?I’m trying to do a “reset record” to get all this fields and copy them again, replacing all the modifications to the record that the users have done of the original data.I have done it without the fieldsets, something like:$.each( selectedItems,    function( i, item )    {        var row = item.row;        rowsToUpdate[ row.Id ] = {  Total_Install_Charges_BC__c: row.Sales_Product__r.Total_Install_Charges_BC__c, Total_Monthly_Charges_BC__c: row.Sales_Product__r.Total_Monthly_Charges_BC__c, […] (rest of all the fields to copy, more than 60 fields) };    }); It’s working, the only problem is maintain the fields, every time I have to add or remove a field i have to edit the fieldset, go to the skuid snippet and remove/add the field form the rowsToUpdate.So, If I can get the fieldsets from sa

This praise is for Matt Brown of Skuid. He created a dashboard and added filters to the charts.Works like this.Place chart on pagePlace table above chartAdd Filters to tableRemove all elements from table. ie, row actions, search bar, etc.Use this method to remove the table footerThe dashboard that was created has a 3 panel set with 6 charts. Each chart has it’s own set of filters. The result is AWESOME!

This is something really really in Salesforce Wave. Can we do this as well.

I am not sure this is something that for sure can be made into a component, but it would be awesome!!! If I had the money to buy the license, I’d be all over this like white on rice.Not everyone would want this, but I’d say “make it a add-on component”.http://www.bryntum.com/blog/ext-gantt-ext-scheduler-3-0-ga-available/

Was trying to figure out how to easily see if I’m not using fields in my models on a page. It seems it would be ‘easy’ to make a JS page to analyse the page XML file and find fields defined in models but not used in the page. I think it could also analyse any inline JS code (by just looking for the field/model names).  Pretty sure you wouldn’t analyse any static js, but I don’t see that as an issue.

In the case where the category axes on a chart is a date or datetime, it would be awesome to set ranges for the category axes, and then be able to scroll/click through next and previous periods.For example, if the granularity is Day, it would be nice to see one weeks worth of data at a time, and then have buttons to see the previous week or next week.Perhaps this can already be done with conditions on the model and some javacript? Or maybe using a blank table on the model with a date filter? Although that option wouldn’t include a previous/next, it would allow the user to set a date range.

Currently the calendar component only allows one dimensional data viewing for data objects with scheduled start and stop dates. It would be fantastic, if this could be two dimensional, so that the calendar could become a planning/ scheduling tool for multiple records of one data object with multiple scheduled appointments from another. For instance, in the Y axis you could have a list of technicians and to the right in the X axis you show their scheduling over a day, week, month or multiple months.Another example would be showing project milestones or tasks and their planned dates of accomplishment. And while I am asking, it would be cool, if the calendar could scroll through the days, weeks or months, so a view of time is a scrollable timeline. Also, the day view would need to be broken down into 1/4 hours.And one last wish. 🙂 If a data table is below the calendar, it would be great to be able to drag and drop a record onto the calendar to then fill in the dates and times.This is a f

To keep things from getting improperly referenced between pages via page includes.

This isn’t an idea. More of a tip. Can we add a tips and tricks conversation type?

Skuid team,Just a note that the Multi-select Filters and Auto-create Conditions for select and multi-select Filter types features rock.Regards,Irvin

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This happened this past week where two people were working on the same page. There is no notification of such. So, we had a great trying to figure out why things were going haywire. 

Chart in SKuid have a option to download as PDF but would be great if we have options to send the chart as email with PDF attachment. Any workaround for this… 

With Today’s Superbank Release Webinar we announced two new Community Champions. Congratulations to Pat Vachon and Barry Schnell our two newest Champions. Thanks for the many ways you guys have helped out in the community over the past few months. 

Our users are losing it over here at Column Five!! They love the charts I’ve implemented with the new Superbank release. Tons of exclamation points, lots of gifs being sent over, many happy faces. As a creative studio that specializes in data visualization - we really couldn’t be happier to finally have this functionality in our salesforce org. Skuid fans for life. 

It would be great if in a table the double click to edit function could be disabled, forcing users to click the edit icon. For some users it is not intuitive on how to back out of the edit function. When a user double clicks a row and doesn’t want to make any changes it is confusing because the “Cancel” button is not active.