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Displaying table columns as separate components in a low-code app

Solved337 views12th September 2024low code app
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Petar Kostadinovski58 12th September 2024 0 Comments

I am using a map generated from a GQI table, where each pin represents a row. I have also created a feed that stores the ID of the clicked pin, triggering an event that opens a new panel displaying the filtered row based on the ID.

Now, instead of displaying a table, I would like to design the panel so that each attribute from the row is displayed in a separate component. Is this approach possible, or is there a better way to achieve this?

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Wout Mahieu [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst]7.62K Posted 12th September 2024 0 Comments

Hi Petar,

This is very possible using Low Code Apps. I have created an 2 examples of this:

  • The Name property uses a Grid component with a template linked to my columns to display the data. The grid itself is linked to the query row feed of my table.
  • The Protocol used a Web component that contains some HTML code together with the feed linking syntax to display the data

Petar Kostadinovski Selected answer as best 12th September 2024
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