Hi everyone
I've created a service and is in my gallery. The thing is when I want to edit by clicking the pencil icon, it doesn't show the option that was marked before. But the rest is shown like the description.
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Hi @JoseC12 ,
Could you please share a bit more about the "CATEGORY" column in your data source? Is it a Text type column or a Choice type column?
I assume that the "CATEGORY" column is a Text type column in your data source, please consider take a try with the following workaround:
Within your Edit form, set the Items property of the Radio control in CATEGORY data card to following:
["KCS", "KLS", "KSS"]
set the Default property of the Radio control to following:
ThisItem.CATEGORY // On your side, you should type ThisItem.CATEGORIA
If the "CATEGORY" column is a Choice type column in your data source (e.g. a SP List), please consider modify the formula in the Default property of Radio control to following:
ThisItem.CATEGORY.Value
Set the Update property of the "CATEGORY" data card in your Edit form to following:
Radio1.Selected.Value
Please consider take a try with above solution, check if the issue is solved.
Best regards,
Hi @JoseC12 ,
What is the OnSelect of the pencil and what are you expecting to see when it is selected?
Hi @JoseC12 ,
That opens a pop-up edit form (I was wondering if you were editing the gallery of a separate form) which is a common practice.
What "option" was shown before that is missing now? I can see category at the top, are you referring to the two bottom fields missing off the first post?
Hi @JoseC12 ,
Could you please share a bit more about the "CATEGORY" column in your data source? Is it a Text type column or a Choice type column?
I assume that the "CATEGORY" column is a Text type column in your data source, please consider take a try with the following workaround:
Within your Edit form, set the Items property of the Radio control in CATEGORY data card to following:
["KCS", "KLS", "KSS"]
set the Default property of the Radio control to following:
ThisItem.CATEGORY // On your side, you should type ThisItem.CATEGORIA
If the "CATEGORY" column is a Choice type column in your data source (e.g. a SP List), please consider modify the formula in the Default property of Radio control to following:
ThisItem.CATEGORY.Value
Set the Update property of the "CATEGORY" data card in your Edit form to following:
Radio1.Selected.Value
Please consider take a try with above solution, check if the issue is solved.
Best regards,
I changed the Default property of Radio Button: "ThisItem.CATEGORIA.Value"
Thank you
Greetings
Jose
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