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Pierre 1/21/2022 5:54:11 AM

In the same line, it would be nice to be able to use in documents fields which are not used in the subtable.

At moment, by design:
Fields shown in the subtable = fields available in documents

These two sets should not be the same. ie there are some fields that you want to show in documents that you do not want to show in subtables.

Pierre

Todd Rader 1/21/2022 7:13:33 AM

This feature would be very helpful to us as well!

Slava Shinderov  Staff  2/11/2022 10:35:50 AM

@All now you can hide these detail views using "Default" form behavior.

Pierre 2/11/2022 10:39:10 AM

yes - this is great
I think we are quite a few to implement it now - it works beautifully
again thanks a lot for this

Luison Lassala 2/11/2022 10:42:13 AM

Yes, thank you Slava.
First thing I did when Kirill announced the Form Behaviour feature was to test if 'hiding' a Details View would affect the Documents where it is needed - and it doesn't!!
So it's an excellent solution for this use case: if you need to create Details Views for Document Templates, which you don't want to display on the parent record's Form, use Form Behaviour to 'hide' them.

Pierre 2/11/2022 10:43:43 AM

Thank you Luison for mentioning this
I had not thought about it

Pierre 2/11/2022 10:51:28 AM

oh - the feature has gone away ? (I hope it comes back soon)

basenine 2/2/2023 10:18:52 PM

Hello @Pierre,

I required this solution today and remembered something had been implemented...and I found this post.

I can assure you this function is still working 🙂

In my case, I required one details view to only show when a status was set to "Pending"...otherwise, hide the view.

So - in Form Behaviours by default, the view is 'Visible'....so I set that to 'Hidden'.
I then created a Form Behaviour rule for when "[Status] is 'pending'"...and I set the details view to 'Visible'.

I hope this makes sense

Best regards
Brett

Luison Lassala 2/3/2023 3:33:26 AM

@Pierre - No, that feature is very much still there: I use it all the time!
I have Form Behaviour Rules based on different Roles which display or hide Details Views based on the User's Role.
Example: any 'financial' details records associated with a Master record are only displayed on the Master record's Form when the user's Role is "Finance" - all other users with different Roles do not see the Financial Details Views.
It works great!

Pierre 4/16/2023 7:53:57 AM

Hello @Luison and @Brett

Sorry for this delay I have been sort of away from the forum for a couple of months.

Thanks a lot for your comments - I agree with you - this feature works very well and I use it all the time.
and thanks Luison for requesting it to TeamDesk !

When I wrote my previous post, it had not been working for a day or so.
As it went back, I should have mentioned it with another post.

Kind regards,

Pierre