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List View control

Listview form control similar to Nintex Forms on-prem.

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  • Rammohan Reddy commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    We are really looking for this feature. please help us to get this feature working on O365 nintex environment.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Deprecating this object without a viable alternative is a big gap. Unfortunately, by the time this is released, if ever, we'll most likely have worked around it.

  • Aaron Wilson commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Incredibly important feature that we're sorely missing. Thanks for releasing as soon as you can!

  • Nicole (Prestby) Vesser commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    We just had to implement a workaround for this limitation which required a JS solutions and therefore forced us into the Classic forms designer (as opposed to Responsive, which we've used for all other forms in this environment to date). Not ideal.

  • John commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    We use this for our on prem lists, to pull in list view with filter so we can see the related items. Its very important for us, please update this functionality in O365

  • Johan Buysmans commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    It is now impossible to to extra filtering and/or sorting on a ListView - by clicking on the columnheaders - when the listview is already filtered by a setting in the ListView-configuration.

    When users now click on the columnheader, they expect to have the default Sharepoint behaviour, but instead, nothing happens.

    I would like to have the default functionality also available for a filtered listview, so users can easily find data when the ListView on the form is relative large.

    Example of a business case: we have a meeting-list, with instances of meetings. We have a second list, for storing the agenda-items for the meetings. In each agenda-item, we store the ID for the related meeting .
    On the (Nintex-) form for the meeting, we show the related agenda-items in a ListView (filtered by the ID of the current meeting).
    Users want to filter this ListView, to see what items a specific author has added, etc.

    ==> for every case, where we want to show a 'master-detail' representation, we want to be able to also filter/sort further on the details-view.

  • Vikrant Behal commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Thank you for the good news! I wanted to confirm below.

    Universal forms is a replacement for responsive forms but we've large user base (10k+) which
    usage classic forms. So, can you pls. confirm if list views will be made available to Nintex online for classic forms?

  • Lee commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Been "under review" for over a year now. Any movement on this?

  • Mark commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Would like the ability to create a Parent Child relationship and display the children on the Parent form...also have the ability to create the child item from the parent form...maybe in some sort of pop up window? and it will automatically associated itself

  • Mark commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    +3...I am new to Nintex and this is a must have from a business perspective. Simple Parent/Child relationships need to be easily displayed on a form.

  • Ben Weeks commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    +3 for this one. Has anyone got a workaround for this? (Have tried adding Nintex Form web part to the page, then the list to a page, but it's not possible to connect the web parts to filter accordingly).

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