gridLayout: Unable to save selected rows in gridRowLayout to a local variable

Hi everyone,

Please help check whether I'm doing anything wrong in below code. I'm having an editable grid with data source is a data subset local variable. In gridRowLayout I already provided the id for identifying, and save the selected ID into a blank local variable. But when I select each row, it's value is not stored into my local variable. I also tried with fv!index but that did not work either. 

Below is the data subset local variable. I indexed into it's data.fileId field. 

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    Certified Associate Developer

    Hi  ,

    I tried the same and it seems to be working for me.

    The data is returning "2" items, but the total count is showing "10". Are there any conditions being applied in the local variables that could be affecting this?

    Could you please provide the relevant code snippet to help us understand the situation better?

  • I finally found the issue, it is a long story how I traced it down, but if you try this simplified code you will understand the situation: 

    a!localVariables(
      local!data: 'type!{http://www.appian.com/ae/types/2009}DataSubset'(
        'startIndex': 1,
        'batchSize': 10,
        'sort': { null },
        'totalCount': 10,
        'data': {
          {
            fileId: "123"
          },
          { fileId: "456" }
        },
        'identifiers': {
          "123",
          "456"
        }
      ),
      local!selectedAzureIds,
      a!gridLayout(
        label: "Documents",
        labelPosition: "COLLAPSED",
        headerCells: { a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(align: "CENTER") },
        columnConfigs: { a!gridLayoutColumnConfig(weight: 4) },
        rows: a!forEach(
          items: local!data.data,
          expression: a!gridRowLayout(
            id: fv!item.fileId,
            contents: {
              a!richTextDisplayField(
                value: {
                  a!richTextIcon(
                    icon: "download",
                    size: "MEDIUM",
                    color: "ACCENT",
                    linkStyle: "STANDALONE",
                    link: a!safeLink(uri: datetext(now(), "yyyymmddHms"))
                  )
                },
                align: "CENTER"
              )
            }
          )
        ),
        selectable: true,
        selectionValue: local!selectedAzureIds,
        selectionSaveInto: {
          a!save(local!selectedAzureIds, save!value),
    
        },
        rowHeader: 1
      )
    ),

    And this is how I fixed it, just wrap the URL link into a local variable and use its output

    a!localVariables(
      local!data: 'type!{http://www.appian.com/ae/types/2009}DataSubset'(
        'startIndex': 1,
        'batchSize': 10,
        'sort': { null },
        'totalCount': 10,
        'data': {
          {
            fileId: "123"
          },
          { fileId: "456" }
        },
        'identifiers': {
          "123",
          "456"
        }
      ),
      local!selectedAzureIds,
      a!gridLayout(
        label: "Documents",
        labelPosition: "COLLAPSED",
        headerCells: { a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(align: "CENTER") },
        columnConfigs: { a!gridLayoutColumnConfig(weight: 4) },
        rows: a!forEach(
          items: local!data.data,
          expression: a!gridRowLayout(
            id: fv!item.fileId,
            contents: {
              a!richTextDisplayField(
                value: {
                  a!richTextIcon(
                    icon: "download",
                    size: "MEDIUM",
                    color: "ACCENT",
                    linkStyle: "STANDALONE",
                    link: a!safeLink(uri: a!localVariables(
                      local!url: datetext(now(), "yyyymmddHms"),
                      local!url))
                  )
                },
                align: "CENTER"
              )
            }
          )
        ),
        selectable: true,
        selectionValue: local!selectedAzureIds,
        selectionSaveInto: {
          a!save(local!selectedAzureIds, save!value),
    
        },
        rowHeader: 1
      )
    ),

    Even though I was able to fix it, I still don't know why it does not work, if someone can explain me that would be great :/

  • 0
    Certified Associate Developer
    in reply to mollyn126

    The issue in the first code is on line 36, where you're using the DateText function. The DateText function converts a date or datetime into a string. If you use the text() function instead This will work as expected.

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