Hello. I have created doc with some granular permission on filter and button disable (by email filtering). However the problem is that the expand row is always there and therefore I could not disable user from open the row and edit information inside the row.
It would be great if expand row button can be disabled so i could make this user restriction complete.
Regards
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True! I would echo that this would be a nice feature
Although, for the meantime, you can make an inner detail view that shows absolutely no information whatsoever, or a silly GIF warning them to stay away.
And for users that you do want to be able to open the row, allow them to access the modal view via a button, using the open row function, which utilizes the ViewOrLayout: parameter referencing a different view with visible columns.
Then disable that button for those who shouldn’t have that access
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Thanks a lot. That’s what I’m currently doing as well. But I’ve me itch that I have to duplicate another table just for this
Hate to bring back a zombie topic, but I am here with the same concerns. I have a setup where I am sharing some information externally - I already created a separate Page with the 2 tables of information in sync mode. But even though I have Shown the fields I CAN share, I cannot see how to disable that Expand Row button.
This is a big problem because I have sensitive information that can then be accessed through the “Show Hidden Columns”
Is this an option in the next tier? I am on Pro currently, and am not adverse to going up to Team if I HAVE to.
DEEPEST apologies! Thanks to a post from The Coda Guild I finally found this little nugget
- Open the Detail View
- Edit Layout
- Scroll all the way down
- Click Hidden Column Link
I hope this helps anyone else who comes across this post looking for the same information!