Edit a single row in collection in Gallery

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Posted on by Iantaylor2050

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Hi,

I have a gallery with 3 rows. I need to allow editing of individual rows in gallery which is working fine. I am able to save the data successfully as well.

Can please let me know on how to make the display mode as read only once the particular row is saved?

Add button OnSelect

Collect(
    yourCollection,
    {
        Name: "",
        Email: "",
        Designation: "",
        Contact: "",
        RandID:Rand()
    }
)

Add button Displaymode (to allow only 3 rows to be added)

If(
    CountRows(yourCollection) < 3,
    DisplayMode.Edit,
    DisplayMode.View
)

Gallery Items property

yourCollection

Gallery Edit icon

UpdateContext({varEditItem: ThisItem})

Displaymode of TextInput in Gallery

If(
    ThisItem.RandID = varEditItem.RandID,
    DisplayMode.Edit,
    DisplayMode.View
)

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WarrenBelz 156,074 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi Iantaylor2050

I suspect that setting varEditItem to zero will do the job. You should also do this at Screen OnVisible to initiate the variable as numeric as Blank() can be a number of possible formats.

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Sivaksk147 10 on at

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did you try this option ?

If(ThisItem.IsSelected, DisplayMode.Edit, DisplayMode.View)

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jpespena 335 on at

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Hi Iantaylor2050

Add this at the end of the Save and Delete button functions to make the local variable blank:

UpdateContext({varEditItem: Blank()})

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