Edit Row Colors

Posted by leonc on 29-Aug-2018 04:01

I have a private server of RollBase running the latest release of private cloud.

By default RB gives you the ability to edit row colors in grid views depending on a grid value.

The number of Color Codes that anyone can choose , by default , is 5.

I need for a project 8 different color codes.

Is there any way that I can icrease that number ?

Thank you in advance

Leon

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Posted by Ruben Dröge on 29-Aug-2018 04:13

Yes you can increase this:

  • Go to the System Console > Shared Properties > Views & Charts
  • Adjust the MaxFilters property to the value that you need (i.e. 8)
  • Save the settings
  • You can now have 8 filters that decide row colors

Posted by Shivani Silveri on 29-Aug-2018 04:11

Hi,

By increasing the 'MaxFilters' property value you can achieve your requirement.

To update this value,

>Login as Master Admin and navigate to System Console application.

>Goto Systems tab -> Shared Property tab.

>Search for 'MaxFilters' and update to required value. Save the changes.

Hope this helps!

Thanks,

Shivani.

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Posted by Shivani Silveri on 29-Aug-2018 04:11

Hi,

By increasing the 'MaxFilters' property value you can achieve your requirement.

To update this value,

>Login as Master Admin and navigate to System Console application.

>Goto Systems tab -> Shared Property tab.

>Search for 'MaxFilters' and update to required value. Save the changes.

Hope this helps!

Thanks,

Shivani.

Posted by Santosh Patel on 29-Aug-2018 04:12

Number of color codes is also governed by the shared property MaxFilters (defaults to 5) that primarily applies to the number of filters configurable in a View definition.

Unfortunately there is no separate property for this, so, your number of filters in view def/dynamic filters will also increase to the number you set.

Posted by Ruben Dröge on 29-Aug-2018 04:13

Yes you can increase this:

  • Go to the System Console > Shared Properties > Views & Charts
  • Adjust the MaxFilters property to the value that you need (i.e. 8)
  • Save the settings
  • You can now have 8 filters that decide row colors

Posted by leonc on 29-Aug-2018 04:22

Thank you both !

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