Thank you. I see, so if you hide or show all controls from a section then it automatically hides or shows the section. I thought this wasn't possible with out java. Good to know :)
What if it doesn't contain sub fields, but instead contains a sub grid (like for a many to many relationship). Is there anyway to show/hide a subgrid based on a business rule?
@@andreapinillos What at least works is place one additional field/column in the section with the subgrid. This way the section will appear depending on the additional field.
Hi Andrea, is it possible in model-driven app form to set the value one field like Primary Name Field to the concatenation of FirstName & " " & LastName fields using a business rule ?
This is just hiding two fields in a section that only consists of two fields. What if you need to hide a complete Section? I have sections that are forms from other tables.
@@andreapinillos but what would you use as the show/hide target in that case? There aren't any fields to "show" if it's another table (or in my case, a sub-grid for a many-to-many relationship).
So basically, you can't set the visibility of a section as a single action (which shows/hides the fields in it) but you have to do each field one-by-one. A real pain if you have 10 fields in a section!
Thank you. I see, so if you hide or show all controls from a section then it automatically hides or shows the section. I thought this wasn't possible with out java. Good to know :)
thank you for this video!
What if it doesn't contain sub fields, but instead contains a sub grid (like for a many to many relationship). Is there anyway to show/hide a subgrid based on a business rule?
You can still put it in a section to hide and show
@@andreapinillos What at least works is place one additional field/column in the section with the subgrid. This way the section will appear depending on the additional field.
Hi Andrea, is it possible in model-driven app form to set the value one field like Primary Name Field to the concatenation of FirstName & " " & LastName fields using a business rule ?
There is! You’ll need to create a new process workflow within the table. I’ll create a video on it soon.
This is just hiding two fields in a section that only consists of two fields. What if you need to hide a complete Section? I have sections that are forms from other tables.
If you continue watching you’ll see that by hiding the fields, the section will also be hidden as long as you hide the section by default.
@@andreapinillos but what would you use as the show/hide target in that case? There aren't any fields to "show" if it's another table (or in my case, a sub-grid for a many-to-many relationship).
So basically, you can't set the visibility of a section as a single action (which shows/hides the fields in it) but you have to do each field one-by-one. A real pain if you have 10 fields in a section!