Rowbound actions

Set the Row Bound property on a relation between forms to render a contextual action to the current row.

The Row Bound property specifies whether the action set in the Action property will appear as a context menu option on the row. If your form only has one record, BAM automatically uses that record as the Source Record for the Row Bound property. If your form has more than one record, you must set the Row Bound and the Source Record property to specify for which record the Row Bound property is to be applied.

To set an action other than the action being used to open a form to rowbound, customize the action in the code with ATTRIBUTES(ROWBOUND). For example, this custom code adds a user action print and makes it rowbound.
 {<POINT Name="dlg.recOrders.uiDisplay.userControlBlocks" Status="MODIFIED">} 
     ON ACTION print ATTRIBUTES(TEXT = "Print", ROWBOUND)
        DISPLAY "print"
 {</POINT>}

The delete action is always available via swipe left unless you have set the canDelete form functionality property to unchecked (false). See Enable and disable CRUD logic.

For more information on rowbound actions, see the Rowbound topics in the Genero Business Development Language User Guide.

Android™ list view with rowbound actions

On Android, when rowbound actions are defined, each row of a list view shows the three-dot indicator. Tap this icon to bring up a row context menu with options to execute the corresponding rowbound actions. Swipe the row from the right to the left to fire the delete action, if defined.


Android list view with rowbound actions.

iOS list view with rowbound actions

On iOS devices, when you swipe your finger from right to left, More… and/or Delete icons show up in the row. Tap More... to bring up a list of rowbound actions to execute. Tap Delete to fire the corresponding delete action code.


iOS list view with rowbound actions.