How to show custom view as default view for list ?
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02-17-2023 05:05 AM
Hi Team,
I have created custom views for XYZ table.
views are like: abc view
def view
xyz view.
So here my query is when user opens XYZ records in list view ,xyz view will be applied on that list by default.
Here i am getting default view.
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02-17-2023 06:12 AM
Hi Sandeep,
Do you want to apply a specific view to all users when the list is shown or do you want specific view when the record form is open.
Is it same view for all users or different views for different users?
Thanks,
Deepika
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02-17-2023 06:25 AM
Hi Sandeep,
Have you looked at setting up view rules? I can't tell from your description how you are defining which view opens under what criteria. As long as you can codify the conditions for a given view you should be able to use the views.
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02-17-2023 07:16 AM
@Sandeep Kumar13 multiple things here
Write view rule this will make whenever user open xyz record it will open in xyz view only
Coming to list view this should be configured in module
if you click your module which is xyz records related
There you can give view name so when user click that module to get list that will be xyz view
Like this create multiple modules for each type and give view name in module.
Bharath Chintala
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10-28-2023 10:23 AM
You need to define view rules with the script based on loggedIn user, then it works accordingly..
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