Editable Grid interface with rule input array, of type "Map"

RE: Editable Grid interface with rule input array, of type "Map"

Mike Schmitt — Wed, 17 Sep 2025 16:58:55 GMT

[quote userid="56454" url="~/discussions/f/user-interface/38740/editable-grid-interface-with-rule-input-array-of-type-map/151598"]I'm just not sure how to proceed from here[/quote]

If you haven't built your prototype GridRowLayout yet, start with that, and give it 1 field, and get that working. Then add another field.

RE: Editable Grid interface with rule input array, of type "Map"

Stephen Kane — Wed, 17 Sep 2025 14:49:15 GMT

Hi Mike

Thanks for your response.

I'm not sure whether I got it right - here's what my structure looks like now:

As I understand it, to get a separate approval for a title I need to save into each mapped value item in my rule input, which looks like this:

In essence, for each title I need to be able to save a decision.

I'm just not sure how to proceed from here.

RE: Editable Grid interface with rule input array, of type "Map"

Mike Schmitt — Thu, 20 Mar 2025 15:47:51 GMT

Your structure is incorrect for your rows.

For an editable grid, "rows: {}" should contain an array of rows (one for each item in the data set you choose).

Each row should be a single gridRowLayout() containing an array of components (one for each column).

Instead what you have here is backwards, essentially you're creating a single row and then repeating each component multiple times.

Just guessing, but you probably want a structure more like:

rows: a!forEach(
  items: ri!mappedValue,
  expression: a!gridRowLayout(
    contents: { /* your individual components go here */ }
  )
)

RE: Editable Grid interface with rule input array, of type "Map"

Mike Schmitt — Thu, 20 Mar 2025 15:40:54 GMT

FYI you might want to modify your original post and remove the data you originally pasted, insted copying and pasting into a Plaintext Editor first, because it all has hyperlinks pointing (presumably) to your appain environment at the moment:

(also, copying and pasting seemingly the entire process data set here is really not relevant - can you refine it a bit to include only what's relevant to your question?)