How to show 2 different Events timelines data in to a single page

RE: How to show 2 different Events timelines data in to a single page

sandeep_777 — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 13:17:12 GMT

Thanks for your suggestion, We are getting results in single Event Grid now.

I will get back on later if any query.

RE: How to show 2 different Events timelines data in to a single page

Mathieu Drouin — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 10:51:48 GMT

I don't understand the difference between what I showed you and what you (seem) to want.

My solution will show 1 single event history list for 2 different Record Types.

RE: How to show 2 different Events timelines data in to a single page

sandeep_777 — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 06:58:02 GMT

thanks for the response but when we are going to add a!eventData () then we see additional record type added and getting data on single page with 2 different Records type but our requirement is here, we can show both (Request & Task Events) data in single Event history List.

I'm hoping it will be possible but if you can share the way how we can achieve will be great.

Thanks everyone in advance.

RE: How to show 2 different Events timelines data in to a single page

Mathieu Drouin — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 01:02:16 GMT

Why not use the built in eventHistoryListField?

Even for the Event Time pattern, where is it limited to 1 record type?

RE: How to show 2 different Events timelines data in to a single page

venkatesanr1106 — Tue, 25 Mar 2025 23:28:20 GMT

I m not clear in understanding the requirements is this two of them in table , task related and record related table ? , can we create a merged view or materialized views using those tables and show them

RE: How to show 2 different Events timelines data in to a single page

Mike Schmitt — Tue, 25 Mar 2025 15:57:06 GMT

I'm not clear what the details of your requirements or constraints are and whether they would prevent this, but if you're just looking for a flat-and-simple display of 2 streams of data in one interface, you could always query them both, append the two data sets to each other (you could use a brute-force approach first to grab just the comparable elements from each array, in such a way that they'd match sufficiently for the purposes of displaying them), then manually sort them using toDataSubset(), and display the result like that.