I have a table of Incomes. I want to have a row action that redirects to a Make Payment page. I want to pass a few of the selected row’s fields as URL parameters to the new page. I do this in a number of places where I’m dealing with a model that HAS only one row. In those cases, I use this syntax: ?id={{$Model.Income.data.0.Donor__c}} This works in cases where the model has only a single row, because ‘0’ is the index of the first row in the model. I know that skuid.utils.merge has a notion of “index” for a row, but I don’t know if there is any way to use that in this context. Here is my full redirect URL: apex/c__AddPayment?id={{$Model.Income.data.0.Donor__c}}&donor={{$Model.Income.data.0.Donor__c}}&income={{$Model.Income.data.0.Id}}&finishURL=%2Fapex%2FIncomePaymentTab&cancelURL=%2Fapex%2FIncomePaymentTab What I want to know is how (if) I can replace ‘0’ with something that will give me the index of the row for which the row action was clicked.
+6- Nintex Employee
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Ken, You absolutely can accomplish this. If the field you are trying to merge is in the model that is bound to your table (which it sounds like this is the case), you can reference the field directly, without the “$Model.[sObject].data.[index]” part. Try this redirect URL for you row action: apex/c__AddPayment?id={{Donor__c}}&donor={{Donor__c}}&income={{Id}}&finishURL=%2Fapex%2FIncomePaymentTab&cancelURL=%2Fapex%2FIncomePaymentTab
+2Thanks! This was exactly what I was looking for, and it worked perfectly. Sometimes the obvious answer is the correct one. I was looking for it to be too complicated … Ken
+6- Nintex Employee
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No problem! We do try to provide a simple solution whenever possible, but make sure that Skuid is flexible enough to cover as many use cases as possible (hence both the long and short ways of merging model rows). By the way, Zach recently did a dev talk on our merge syntax. He covered a lot (if not all) that you can do with it.
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