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I have a grid to display data from CDT. One of the fields is Time field. I want
nitas811
over 11 years ago
I have a grid to display data from CDT. One of the fields is Time field. I want to give user the capability to change that field. How do I do that? Also want to store that data back in the CDT, I do not see time (type) listed in the dropdown field. Any reference on how to do this? ...
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Shaun Kilby
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over 11 years ago
What version of Appian are you on?
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nitas811
over 11 years ago
version 6.7
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Shaun Kilby
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
Time is not available for change in a grid unless you convert it to text, which becomes dicey when converting it back since the value entered would have to have the correct format. If you could guarentee the correct format, you could use the apply rule in conjunction with toTime(). With that said, I would highly suggest using a paging grid to display your CDT, where you select the record (CDT) that you would like to change. At the bottom of the screen create an object for entering in time with a command button to "Edit Time". Than save that change directly into the CDT and loop back to the page.
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nitas811
over 11 years ago
Thanks thats a start although will not be user friendly. Will try it out and see
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Abhishek Shadangi
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
As a side note, Grid component is not supported in mobile, so it's recommended to use the pattern that Shaun suggested using a Paging Grid. See more here for mobile support for the Appian (6.7) forms --
forum.appian.com/.../Designing_a_Mobile_Form
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