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For large tables, it’s annoying to have to go to the bottom to see whether there is pagination and use that navigation. I’d like an option to put the pagination info/buttons at the top as well as the bottom of tables.

There is some space available for a title on the top left side of the table component in Skuid. Rather than having to put a title which looks awkward, it would be nice to have a “table title” text box in the table properties section. I mocked up an image of what it might look like. Not red of course, I just wanted to demonstrate the concept.

Could it be possible to make the “cancel” button active directly after clicking the edit button? Currently, the save and edit buttons only become active after you first click the edit button, and then also make a change to the record. I see how it could be a bit confusing to users to not be able to “turn off” the edit feature by clicking cancel when they accidentally hit the edit button or double click and accidentally bring up a record edit. Having the cancel button active directly after clicking the edit button would help eliminate any confusion to the end user.

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So I’m making an Topp Opportunities table and disabled all table actions, but I would still like to have checkboxes so I could select certain opportunities and see their summaries update.

I recall seeing a reference to keyboard shortcuts for Skuid actions for end-users, but can’t find anything now. For instance, I’d like to be able to “start new table row” with a combination of keys instead of using the mouse to click. Do these exist, or are they easy to create?

Many standard Salesforce pages include a “cancel” button, which will, when clicked, look for a “retURL” or “cancelURL” parameter in the URL query string. If such a parameter exists, then the user will be redirected to the value provided in that parameter when the “Cancel” button is clicked. There are many occasions in Skuid where you need to enter a redirect “URL” , for instance in Row/Table/Global/PageTitle actions of type “Redirect”, you need to set a URL to redirect to. If, when a user clicked on such an action, Skuid automatically took the current URL query string and sent this in as a “retURL” parameter, this would eliminate the need to manually specify this in the URL property. Of course, if such a parameter is already provided, Skuid could use this instead.

I’d like to be able to render an editable field on a page without having a label or the space allocated for the field label, making it take up as little space as possible. In some cases I can put multiple fields stacked in a Field Editor Column and have the column label suffice, like a virtual table, such as: Right now I could leave the labels blank (with a space), but the space is still allocated for it on the page. (In this particular situation, I can’t make an actual table out of it, because the fields are all individual ones on one object.)

If I put a return/line break in a field custom label, and show that field in a field editor, it seems to work as desired - the field label is rendered with a line break in it. However, when I do this with a table, the line break is not rendered at all; The two lines just get smushed together on the same line. Since some of my table’s field names are long, and I can’t set the width of the column myself, I’d like to get the the field titles in the header to stack vertically to make appropriate room on the page.

The good news is that SKUID’s “table” component lets me build great bulk editing tools… the bad news is that my users like it so much that now they want it to behave more like a spreadsheet. They’re asking for the ability to “freeze columns” on the left hand side of the table. It should involve just building 2 talbles, using the same data, with a checkbox for the columns that should be “frozen” in the left hand table and then having a scroll bar that will scroll the right side table it seems like “row” and “table” level actions would work the same… since both left and right talbles will basically have the same rows. Go for it guys… put this product into overdrive

Need some help getting started with Skuid? Made a cool page and want to share it? Now you can benefit from others’ pages and share your own in our Page Repository on GitHub. Today I added a bunch of sample pages that we have built and use everyday in our own crm. You can copy and paste these pages’ XML into your own org and tweak them as needed. It’s a good way to get started and to get ideas about how you can use Skuid. How it works In the bottom right hand corner of the Skuid Page Builder, there is a View/Edit XML link. Click on this link to view the XML from your page. You can copy and paste to and from this XML viewer. Open XML Viewer Copy/Paste XML to or from this area. Cheers!

Hello everyone, the Skuid community migration has begun. Community.Skuid.com is now read-only. What now? During the migration period, you will not be able to create any new topics in the Skuid Community, but all content will still be available to read. If you need help during this time, please post in the Skuid Forum on the Nintex Community or get in touch with us at community@skuid.com. How do I access the Nintex Community? The Nintex Community can be found at community.nintex.com. You may begin to post questions in the Skuid Forum on the Nintex Community. You can register for an account in the Nintex Community using the same email address you use for the Skuid Community. You must use the same email address if you’d like to get points and badges for your past activities and access to your past topics. Nintex Community Overview ➡️ Here’s a welcome post orienting you to the Nintex Community. There’s also a comprehensive Skuid Content page with links to all our Skuid resources. The Nint

Over the next few weeks, we are merging the Skuid Community with the Nintex Community. The Skuid Community will become read-only next Tuesday, June 18 at 9:30 AM EDT. During the migration period, you will not be able to create any new topics in the Skuid Community, but all content will still be available to read. If you need help during this time, please get in touch with us at community@skuid.com. Skuid Skool will remain accessible as usual. It will not change at this time. Please review the information below and leave a comment if you have any questions! Will my information be migrated? All your posts, comments, and profile information will be migrated to the Nintex Community. You can access your content from your profile page or by using search What about points? Your past activity will be retrospectively assigned points based on the Nintex Community’s point allocation system. You will also receive new badges! Will anything not be migrated? Please note that your avatar and private m

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It is with great sadness that we at Nintex pen this post. We regret to inform you that our beloved colleague and friend @Rob_Hatch passed away on April 3, 2024 in the company of his wife, Marialice Hatch. Rob was a pillar of Skuid; an integral part of the company from the beginning. He held numerous key positions across the company and made immeasurable contributions over the past ten years. Rob was a champion of both doing the right thing and doing things right and his unwavering commitment to not cutting corners is a big reason why Skuid is where it is today. More importantly, Rob was an amazing human being who spent his life uplifting those around him. You never had to wonder if Rob cared about you – he showed you every day you were around him. Guided by his strong faith, Rob brought the same high level of empathy and care into work as he did in his relationships. Rob embodied the core values of Skuid and lived them out daily. He was an amazing caring hero, humble expert, and design

Push past Lightning’s limits with Skuid Despite its many strengths, Salesforce Lightning doesn’t automatically meet the requirements of every organization—at least not right out of the box. With Skuid, however, teams can bypass these hurdles and create accessible, user-friendly applications. Learn more 👇Skuid Push past Lightning’s limits with Skuid Skuid offers an appealing alternative for companies that want to move faster, cut costs, and create more user-friendly applications. Below, we’ll go through some of Lightning’s major limitations, then discuss how Skuid can help teams bypass these... 5 Ds of App Building Drawn from the principles of design thinking and product management alike, the 5 Ds of app building are helping forward-thinking teams build delightful digital experiences. Learn more 👇Skuid The 5 Ds of successful app building To create applications that people actually want to use, forward-thinking teams are leveraging the principles of

The New Year’s Resolution contest is wrapping up, but you can still win a prize when you register for the certification exam before March 31. 👀 Heres how: Submit the form on the New Year’s Contest page to commit to get certified. Register for the certification exam on the Skuid Skool certification page before March 31. Once you register, you have six months to take the exam. 💪 Print off the schedule for your commitment, checking courses off as you complete them. 👇explore.skuid.com New Year's 6 Week Certification Prep Calendar Good luck!

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We will be performing maintenance on Skuid NLX on Saturday March 2, 2024 from 9:00 PM to 11:59 PM ET. While we do not anticipate any downtime, we will be performing a major update on our underlying infrastructure. The NLX platform and Cloud Data Service may be temporarily unavailable during this time. Status updates will be communicated via https://status.skuid.com/ during the maintenance window as appropriate. Please send any questions to support@skuid.com. Scheduled Maintenance:2024-03-03T02:00:00Z→2024-03-03T04:59:59Z status.skuid.com Skuid Inc. Status Welcome to Skuid Inc.'s home for real-time and historical data on system performance.

2024 New Year’s contest: Let’s get certified It’s not too late to set a very doable New Year’s resolution: become Skuid certified! By studying for just an hour a day for six weeks, you’ll learn everything you need to know to pass the certification exam. Learn more 👇 explore.skuid.com Get Certified in 2024 Resolve to get Skuid Certified in 2024 Your ATS needs an AI-powered resume parser Remove a major source of friction from your application process: the reentry of resume information. An AI-powered resume parser fills in candidates’ data automatically and accurately. Learn more 👇Skuid Why your ATS should include an AI-powered resume parser For companies, this means losing out on highly qualified talent and struggling to fill key positions. It can even lead to less-than-favorable impressions of a brand as an employer. However, organizations can significantly reduce friction in the... AWS Partner: Skuid NLX Want to accelerate in

Overview In the Salesforce Spring '24 release a security update around Visualforce JavaScript remoting will be enforced that may affect some Skuid customers deploying Skuid pages within Visualforce pages. What is changing? Salesforce will force enablement of JsonAccess annotation validation within Visualforce JavaScript remoting. This update was made available in Winter '23 and will be enforced in Spring '24. The Visualforce Remoting API uses JavaScript to call methods in Apex controllers from Visualforce pages and this update is increasing security across packaging namespaces. Skuid pages are in the Skuid namespace and Visualforce pages are in the org namespace, resulting in an error that might trigger a message similar to the following: Cannot create property 'totalsuccess' on string 'The concrete implementation 'skuid.Utils.SkuidResult' in namespace 'skuid' has a JsonAccess annotation serializable attribute defined that prevents serialization. The Apex object cannot be serialized.

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I find it hard to position filters, especially when you need to account for smaller screens. Filters get hidden in the “more filters” drop-down. I’d like to be able to manage the filter display like you can manage form fields to add them to columns. My workaround is to use a form and responsive grids, but I’d prefer to be able to take advantage of filter set features, like the refresh button (I have to create my own custom button) and apply filters as you type (not possible with a search box on a form, for example). Also, I hate that filters get randomly added to a “More filters” drop-down (this is very confusing when it’s the search box that disappears…same thing happens on the Skuid pages list). There seems to be a huge amount of padding in the filter set by default and I want to be able to control field placement better. Features I’d like: Add fields to filter columns Add gutter size Adjust width (fixed vs. fit to width, etc.)