An issue was fixed that would cause some pages of an onboarding view to be shown as empty. This fix is being rolled out gradually and is deployed to 100% of free users and 10% of paid users.
Rollout changes
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Description
Enhancement
Prominent actions that are table-scoped (apply to any row) are now shown in the app bar.
If you don’t want table-scoped Prominent actions to show in the app bar, change the action Position setting to Hide.
New: Deployed to all users. Previous: Deployed to 100% of free users and 75% of paid users.
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@lizlynch the display of the table-scoped Prominent action appear to display when none of the rows are selected, giving the impression the button will do something when it will do nothing. Sure the button should only appear if you have selected rows that the button will work on?
@StephenHind hm can you let me know which type of actions you’re seeing? (From list below). I would expect row scoped actions wouldn’t be showing up but I want to confirm this.
The initial action is
Grouped: execute a sequence of actions (the reason being I have different buttons in different contents) and the actual action performed is a
Data: set the values of some columns in this row
Our observation is that the button appears when nothing is selected. the button correctly appears/disappears if you select a row you can/cannot action, but the button is visible, and does nothing, which was just confusing for one of our clients.
@StephenHind ah I see, it’s showing because it’s the Grouped Action and we aren’t explicitly going through and checking if the action contains row specific actions. Is only 1 action in your grouped action? If so, can you separate the different buttons and contents by editing the Action Behavior section and no longer use the Grouped Action?
@StephenHind , consider creating an action of type Data: execute an action on a set of rows that refers to the existing Grouped action and display that instead of the Grouped action. You can then hide the Grouped action.
