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Multiselect some of the record
ashish kanchi
over 7 years ago
I want to select multiple records and do the same action for all of them together .Is there a best practice to do this and how ?
Can we create a context menu to do the same ?
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nikhilj
over 7 years ago
Remember that the records and related actions are contextual and there is nothing at the records level as an action, it is at individual record level.
So what csteward has suggested is a good way to keeping the context by having the default as record from where the related action was triggered and allowing to select other records while you enter a process.
An addition to mschmitt has proposed would be to have an action with start form where the start form is nothing but the grid view of all the records (like on the records tab) and from there you select and proceed.
Why a start form? Because it won't create a process till you actually have selected records and started editing, thus no side affect till you have made the selection like you do on the records tab
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nikhilj
over 7 years ago
Remember that the records and related actions are contextual and there is nothing at the records level as an action, it is at individual record level.
So what csteward has suggested is a good way to keeping the context by having the default as record from where the related action was triggered and allowing to select other records while you enter a process.
An addition to mschmitt has proposed would be to have an action with start form where the start form is nothing but the grid view of all the records (like on the records tab) and from there you select and proceed.
Why a start form? Because it won't create a process till you actually have selected records and started editing, thus no side affect till you have made the selection like you do on the records tab
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