Simple Solutions to Common Problems
- 19 Jul 2023
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Simple Solutions to Common Problems
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PREPARED STATEMENTS
Problem | Solution | Reference |
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The Count() function used in Prepared Statement fails to retrieve count data matching the given criteria. | Use of Alias in Select query | |
JSON extract query inside Prepared Statement returns a list with empty braces | Use of Alias in Select query |
CUSTOM CSS
Problem | Solution | Reference |
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The following custom css script: float:right (to move a button component to the right of the Topbar) does not work in the Topbar component of the App Designer. | Use the following custom css script:
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APP DESIGNER
Scenario | Problem | Solution | Reference |
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A Page comprises of two Select components mapped to two tables A and B respectively. In the UI, based on the value from table A, a set of values from table B is filtered and displayed. Whenever table A value changes the corresponding values from table B must be filtered (using the FILTER condition) and displayed. | The first select component is clicked and a value is chosen. When the second select component is clicked, the filtered values are observed as expected. If the selection in first select component changes, the second select component displays an empty list. | Reset the Table B values from a master copy of Table B. | Add a copy script in change event of the first Select component. Now, each time selection from Table A changes, the Table B is filtered from the original master data. |
NA | For the Topbar and Footer component, the Heading is left-aligned by default. The user cannot center-align the Heading. | To center-align the Heading, the following workaround can be done:
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