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Study which flows of the interface can be added a 'save' functionality (see #16) #15

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AdrianBZG opened this issue May 6, 2018 · 4 comments

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yochannah commented Jul 30, 2018

im-tables has a built in button to allow users to do this, so long as we have their api key - you can activate these buttons using the loadDash method.

Code: https://github.com/yochannah/im-tables-examples/blob/master/with-dashboard.html#L57
Demo: https://yochannah.github.io/im-tables-examples/with-dashboard.html

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(One thing to note: I have a feeling that keeping the data filters in sync with the filters, columns, and relationships button on the left side if this dash might be extremely difficult; I'd suggest using css to hide those buttons).

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Depends on #69

@AdrianBZG AdrianBZG changed the title Study which flows of the interface can be added a 'save' functionality Study which flows of the interface can be added a 'save' functionality (see #16) Aug 1, 2018
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@yochannah This is not looking good, when using loadDash instead of loadTable, the 'rendered' is never being called, so it breaks everything... do you know why?

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@yochannah Fixed, the table when using dashboard 'mode' is inside children element of the created object, specificially children.table. 😄

AdrianBZG pushed a commit that referenced this issue Feb 4, 2019
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