I know how to add an Action button to a Edit Form View. But how can I add an Action button to a Table view? The action would be to trigger an event. But I need the button to be in the table/list view.
Thanks.
You can create an action of type “App: go to another view within this app”, and in the “Target” field, specify LINKTOVIEW() with the name of your view. To make it push specifically to a table or list view, you would just create a new view of that type, and pass the name of that view in through the LINKTOVIEW() expression. Reference the following documentation articles:
Except for add-new-row, it is not possible to put a data-change action button on a table view. You can only put actions labeled “not a row-level action” and navigation actions on table views.
I am also wondering how this could be done, I wanted an inline button in the table view that would perform an action when user click on it.
Is that possible?
Yes it is. You just need to change the settings of the action and don't forget to add that column in your table view
This is a solution. Thanks @JuneCorpuz
Your question is answered by the earlier replies to this topic.
but the issue is if there is no row in the table, you are unable to see the button so I hope that goolge allows us to create a couple of additional primary buttons on the table view.
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