Hi there,
I've got a business needs where I have 2 records types (let's call them RT1 and RT2). RT1 has a one-to-many relationship with RT2 and I need to display a grid where my row would be RT1, in which the first 5 columns would be property of RT1 while the following columns would be dynamically added based on possible values of RT2, this mean the number of columns would be equal to the number of properties of RT1 + the number of possible values for RT2.
This could give something like :
What would be the best architecture to build that?
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All UI components in Appian can be made dynamic. So, well, if that UI has to look like this, then a normal grid should do it.
True. I proposed this solution because I had no way of knowing if the child elements would be the same for all the parent elements and also how many child elements there were in total (possibly making the grid stretch horizontally past the width of the page).