Hi @Paulo_Negrao so nice that you found the solution. I thought your column [Task] was a Yes/No column. But now I see that it’s a text column. So in that case as you mentioned the syntax is:
&userfilters=[[“attribute”,“Column_Name”,“Your_Text”]]
In a desktop table view. User applies some filters and then they Click on any record and edit it. Once the form is saved I am using that table view where user will be taken. But the filters are gone now. Can we create an action which takes again to the filtered view?
Hi @Akshay_patel95 . So the user has the filtered table view, opens a record to see the detail view and then edits this record in a form view?
Initially by saving the form view, it would open the detail view. This is controlled by the Finish view and the Form Saved Event Action.
I think you built an action that takes the user to the table view and put it in the Form Saved Event Action?
I don’t think that you can get the filtered table view. Because there is no way to store the URL. So here is a workaround:
Copy the Edit Action and set it inline in the table view. So the user can hit the edit action directly from the table view without opening the detail view. By saving the form view it should show the filtered table view again.
In the table view you can even set the Roe Selected Event Action to “Edit” so that the user cannot open the detail view but only the form view.
I couldn’t find this on Google, so with trial and error, I figured out how to supply user filters on multiple attributes. Thought of sharing it, in case it helps someone.
Syntax for userfilters is: (This is for text attributes)
[[“attribute”,“first attribute name”,{“first attribute filter value”: true}],[“attribute”,“second attribute name”,{“second attribute first filter value”: true, “second attribute second filter value”: true}]]
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Adding more findings…for date type column filters: For example, if your column name is OrderDate and you want to filter all Order Dates between 1st July 2023 and 22nd July 2023, below is how you’ll write this in the URL
[[“attribute”,“OrderDate”,{“start”:“07/01/2023”,“end”:“07/22/2023”}]]
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