Display number of rows in list view based on user input and change the value based on certain formulla

[Former Member]

Hi,

I am using Agentry editor and i am developing one app in iPad. My platform is iPad.

I have one requirement  in which user will enter some value in text filed and in the next screen that many number of fields should be generated user can enter the value for some of the text fields and for the rest of text fields the value should be auto populated based on pervious entered value in text field. At this point of time i know that there is list view where we can display the dynamic rows but in our requirement it should be editable but list view can be used for  display only.List view displays the collection type property suppose user have entered some value but how to populate data in collection i don't know.  I don't know how to achieve this requirement. I am new to agentry. Please help me in this regard.

[jason_latko]

Gyanendra,

After reading your first post again, I have some additional comments.  I'm not sure exactly what your requirement is, but I can let you know what is possible and what is not:

List Tile View Rows cannot be sized dynamically.  They are fixed based on the screen set they are tied to.  They cannot grow/shrink in height.  Data entry transaction screens also cannot have fields added to them dynamically.  Fields can be hidden/shown though, but you would need to create your screen with all the possible fields ahead of time.  These cannot be added at runtime.  If your maximum number of data entry fields on the screen will be 20, you need to create all 20 fields on the transaction screen initially, then add hidden rules to each individual screen field to hide the ones you don't want displayed dynamically based on the previous user entry.

Jason Latko - Senior Product Developer at SAP

[jason_latko]

Gyanendra,

Start by looking at the resources on the Agentry landing page to get familiar with the basic concepts.  Like Denis mentioned, you need to create Actions tied to Transactions tied to Screensets to allow the user to enter data against an object.  Very basic stuff, so start with some self-study first.

Jason Latko - Senior Product Developer at SAP

[Former Member]

Hi Gyanendra,

You have to create an Action and a Transaction to edit an instance in the list view (once it is selected). You can see an example of this in the Agentry Self Study training materials. I don't know if they are generally available... maybe some of the SAP Agentry specialists can advise on this.

Regards,

Denis