Hi Mike M
Introducing a new concept of hiding menus containing forms, list or a second userview
in a parent userview.
Here are some steps to create a hyperlink to a datalist:
1. In Design Datalist
- Create new datalist 1, let's name it 'wonderlist'.
2. In Design Userview:
- Create a new category menu.
- Edit the permission of this new menu category, click on the hide checkbox.
- In this new category (hidden from view during run time), add a datalist menu, select the datalist 'wonderlist' and give this menu a custom id, example 'hiddenwonderlist'.
- Drag a "Link" menu in your standard category (which is visible to public) and add the hyperlink of your customid, i.e. 'hiddenwonderlist'. Provide a custom id name to this link menu, let's call it 'gotowonderlist'.
3. In Design Datalist
You want to provide a link in your column to datalist 'wonderlist'.
- Create a new datalist 2, add columns. Selected a column to convert into a hyperlink/drag the hyperlink menu to the rightmost box. Edit the hyperlink properties and add the url address 'gotowonderlist' (If this don't work, add the full address '/jw/web/userview/eventbooking/su/_/gotowonderlist').
- Save your datalist and add this datalist into your userview menu as you would normally do.
- If you were to run the app now, click the menu to go to datalist 2. If you click on the hyperlink in the datalist 2, it should jump to datalist 1 (wonderlist).
The Service Help Desk has example of hidden menus in userview which is called by the datalist. Clicking on the datalist record passes the id of the selected record to a form, opening that particular record