So I created a model-driven app based on this video from Lisa Crosbie (The timestamp is also included there):
https://youtu.be/GbqnAH5m11o?t=28
In this video she showed that when you clicked on a Lookup field, it displays the values without pressing Enter or anything else.
In my solution and app, however, I have also created a lookup with filters (I didn't follow hers exactly since I got the idea and tried to explore on my own). I got the filtering right, including the relationships, but it seems that when I click the Lookup field, it doesn't display anything (Video attached).
How can I display the values from the Lookup fields?
Solved! Go to Solution.
I am not sure if you are just describing standard behavior or not.
Standard behavior:
One thing to watch out for is that if you apply a custom filter via JavaScript, that filter does not apply to the Recents list if show recents is set on (and your user can select one and save it even though it doesn't match your filter - have also had deleted records remain in recents in the past) - so often you want to turn off the showing of recents.
I am not sure if you are just describing standard behavior or not.
Standard behavior:
One thing to watch out for is that if you apply a custom filter via JavaScript, that filter does not apply to the Recents list if show recents is set on (and your user can select one and save it even though it doesn't match your filter - have also had deleted records remain in recents in the past) - so often you want to turn off the showing of recents.
Thank you so much, this is clear and I guess this is something I need to cascade to the users to click on the magnifying glass icon so the corresponding choices are presented.
Would also like to add that I'm very new to model-driven and dataverse, so this is one of the new learnings for me. Thank you!
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