Skuid NLX, SFX, & EXP

The number of actions can sometimes get to be quite longer. For Update Rows & Create New Rows this issue is easily exasperated when setting many fields.

Surprised I’m the first to notice this. All actions have the lightning bolt icon. It would be much easier to find the desired action than looking at the text only if they all had unique icons.

Based on this post for a simpler more direct solution. Add Accordian component actions “Open All Sections”, “Close All Sections”, “Open X Section”, and “Close X Section” where X is either the heading or id if you add this property to sections. Displaying error messages when Accordian section is collapsed Questions Skuid currently do not evaluate the Required fields if they are inside of a collapsed Accordian section, is there any action that would open the Accordian sections on the click of a button and display error messages on the Required fields to the users? Any suggestions would be of great help.

This could be used to solve things like the following: Skuid page data updated elsewhere notification How to change colour of a field, timed colour change

Could then use this to get call an Action Sequence with everything needed to execute. This goes hand in hand with this other idea Target Row by Index and Get Index from Row.

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Based on my question Is there a way to trigger an interaction on anything but a template field in a table? Can we add interactions to fields?

Similar to what Salesforce Audit Trail does, it would be great if Skuid pages had a similar reporting capability. I’ve found this js that seems like it would great. diff-js-xml I can see this being pretty slick for Skuid page builders needing to easily capture the changes for reporting purposes. As any decent builder knows, it’s way faster to build a page from an idea than to write down any technical requirements beforehand. A user story and acceptance criteria is all that is needed, along with the design philosophy for the org, and a DSS. Spitballing here, but I see the following: Object Page_Comparison__c Revision_Changed_From__c Lookup to skuid__Page_Version__c Revision_Changed_To__c Lookup to skuid__Page_Version__c Page_Changed_From__c Lookup to skuid__Page__c Page_Changed_To__c Lookup to skuid__Page__c Original_XML_Layout__c 1-5 Long Text Area Changed_XML_Layout__c 1-5 Long Text Area All the common fields between skuid__Page_Version__c & skuid__Page__c Object Page_Comparison_

STRING(numberValue) DATE_VALUE(datetimeValue)

Just like the Salesforce field button with this name, it would be great to have this feature for all the following: models fields action sequences snippets

Similar to the other idea I put forward about the “Where am I used?” Salesforce field button, it would be a no brainer to add element names to the index as opposed to just the generic names. One could click a button “Where am I used?” and be brought to the Index tab with elements name entered and searched for in the index. Easy peasy lemon squeazy to extend functionality. Alternatively, or additionally, add the index component to a tab on the right properties pane with everything already prefiltered for the component, model, field, snipper, action sequence. Boom! Done.

Button to go to model from component. Would be really handy when working on an intricately designed page with many models.

Pretty straightforward. Having the ability to use {{index}} would be awesome. Especially for row actions to move a row up or down. Same is possible by creating a field using one field but it just seems wasteful to create a field in order to expose this functionality. IF({{Record.isFirst}}, “First”, IF({{Record.isLast}}, “Last”, “Middle”)) Slightly better UX for formula option. I’m sure a use case for {{index}} has been wanted before as well.

In the actions of Update rows, Create new rows, Mark rows for deletion, Unmark rows for deletion, Remove rows from model, and Adopt rows into model there is an ability to target rows. It would be nice to use a formula to set the index(s) of which rows to target. Along with this I would include some OTB options like first row, previous row, current row, next row, last row when setting the index. I could reorder rows in a table without javascript this way.

This idea has been thrown around for quite some time. I know it would be an entirely new effort for Skuid to make it possible as an in house effort. Alternatively, and I prefer this option, we can do something like https://unofficialsf.com/ where everything is a collaboration for creating and sharing Skuid resources. I would be more happy to do this. For this we would need Skuid to provide a framework to allow us to build custom components, custom apps and extend Skuid with something like Component Templates.It would be pretty good bang for the buck

I can see using the camera component to capture a barcode to quickly enter a value into an input field and autoset the input to the next expected field.

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It would be extremely helpful to include a visual indicator that there is display logic active on a component, directly on the component in the editor. Right now, the only way to know if you have display logic active on a component is to: Click the component Click the “Display Logic” tab under the component properties This causes a lot of fumbling around to try and figure out what is going on with pages that have a lot of Display Logic sporadically across components. If instead every component displayed a special icon when display logic was in use, it would be much clearer directly in the editor that there is conditional logic involved on the component. Perhaps you could even click this icon to get directly to the Display Logic tab of the component’s properties:

This is a suggestion for a new component in SKUID, a Hidden Tab Tab Set. Hidden Tab Tab Set: This would function almost exactly like a normal Tab Set in SKUID, however the actual tabs at the top of the Tab Set would not display to end-users; only the content of the Tab Set would be displayed. The editor would show everything like a normal Tab Set, though it should be clear visually to the editor that this is a Hidden Tab Tab Set, not a normal Tab Set. What This Achieves This allows for an editor to better organize items on their page, and make the page logic clearer visually in the editor, especially in relation to Display Logic. For example if you have a SKUID page that should display differently for different departments in your organization, you could use this hidden tabset with each tab having display logic conditioned on the user’s department. Now, the end-user will only see the tab content they are supposed to see, but to the page editor they can clearly see that we have a situa

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Display Errors - In Modal property does not display error messages in the modal One thing the product team might want to keep in mind is placement of the default Save and Close buttons across all components. We have standardized on Above the data, on the Right, as the table component does. The form component not only puts the buttons Below the data, but also on the Left. Please keep the users - OUR users, not Skuid’s - in mind. Consistency makes for a better user experience, and we strive to provide that. originally shared by @Mike_Dwyer in Display Errors - In Modal property does not display error messages in the modal

Would love to have an NLX option for 2FA

I have a V1 calendar I’m migrating to V2. The Event Template property is CapacityF M Total {{sumNumberFemalesc}} {{sumNumberMalesc}} {{{sumTotalPopulationc}}} In V1, this displays cleanly as… Capacity F M Total 0 1 1 …and boldfaced as requested. In V2, HTML is an optional property, but it displays the same event as… Capacity F |M |Total —±—±----- 0 |1 |1 … bold as requested, but presumably with borders included. Adding a “borders=‘none’” attribute to any of the tags in the html has no impact on the rendering. This suggests a css styling somewhere in Skuid, but it does not seem to be accessible. (Ironically, when I copied the V1 display to this post, vertical bars and horizontal lines are included although they are not displayed on the calendar:Capacity F M Total 0 1 1 ) V1 - V2 - (V2 font is larger too)

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