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Status Not under consideration
Workspace OpenPages Ideas
Components Administration UI
Created by Guest
Created on Dec 10, 2019

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Create ability to add "delete" and "Disassociate" buttons on embedded Gridviews

Currently in the new OpenPages UI you can create Add Object buttons and Associate Object buttons on the embedded Grid views.  For example, you are in a Test Plan and want to add a Test Result object.  You can add a button right on the grid view to add or associate a new Test Result.  You cannot, however, add a button to delete or dis-associate the object. 

To delete , you currently have to go to the grid view, find the item you are looking for and delete it.  This increases the risk you will select the wrong item.  If it was right on the embedded list view you would already see what you want to delete. 

The ask is to be able to check items in the list in the embedded Grid view and then select the "Delete" or "Disassociate" button.

To disassociate, you need to load all associate object,  go to the three dots on the right and select "Choose already selected" and finally un-check the item that is associated.  Not only is this not at all intuitive, it is a lot of clicks.  

  • Admin
    JOHN Lundgren
    Reply
    |     Sep 27, 2020

    Thank you again for submitting this Idea!

    This request is a candidate for a future generally available (GA) release. IBM's statements regarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM's sole discretion. IBM will update this request to reflect any changes.

  • Admin
    JOHN Lundgren
    Reply
    |     Dec 13, 2019

    Thank you for submitting this Idea!

    The IBM team is evaluating this enhancement request. A decision or request for more information will be provided within 90 days.

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Dec 11, 2019

    Agree this would be simpler for the user to be able to disassociate from the grid directly rather than deselect in the selection window.

  • Admin
    CHRISTOPHE DELAURE
    Reply
    |     Dec 11, 2019

    This makes sense,

     

    now splitting the associate and disassociate in 2 actions, will impact all the views as they would need to be updated to add a disassociate button on all the views

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