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Komment - Qlik write-back extension
  • Welcome
  • Getting started
    • Installation
    • Load script
    • Configuration
    • Security rules
    • Multiple Qlik Sense sites
  • Features
    • Modes
    • Widgets
    • Audit trail
  • Optional Settings
    • Data Connection
    • Buttons
    • Show/hide
    • Conditional Write
    • Exclude null values
    • Mandatory
    • Freeze columns
    • Layout
    • Permission rules
    • Localization
    • Utilities
  • Qlik SaaS
    • Intro
    • QMC
    • Komment setup
    • Spaces
    • Kaptain
  • KAPTAIN ADMIN MODULE
    • Intro
    • Getting started
    • Admin options
    • User options
  • RELEASE NOTES
    • Release notes
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  • Setup
  • Table Mode (Default):
  • Inline:
  • Batch:
  • Form mode:
  • Popup mode:

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  1. Features

Modes

This section describes each of the Modes the Komment object can be rendered in.

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Setup

You can only change the Mode when developing your application. I.e. it is not possible for the user to change it on the fly.

Table Mode (Default):

The end user can at all times choose between two ways of adding or changing data when the Komment object is set to Table Mode:

  • Inline

  • Batch

Inline:

In the inline edit mode the user can simply change and add data directly in the cells of the Komment object.

When a user has changed or added data to one or more cells a small indicator in each cells show that this cell has been changed but not saved yet.

The user can discard the unsaved inputs by pressing Clear or press Save to ensure they are saved.

Batch:

The user can also press Batch Edit to give him the ability to submit the same data or changes for multiple records at the same time.

When the user has selected the relevant records he can press Edit to open a data entry dialogue where he can add or change data which will apply to all the selected records.

Form mode:

When using Form Mode the user rely on selections being made in other Qlik objects. When the needed (if any) selections are made the user can use the Komment object to save data entries which will then apply to all the selected records.

Popup mode:

If there is a desire to free up some space on the sheet where Komment is used, the Komment object can be set to Popup mode. The Komment object will then be visible to the user as a floating button on the sheet:

When the user click on the button a Komment form will be shown which can now be used to make the desired data entries:

Mode setup
Inline editing in Table Mode
Change indicator
Batch Edit. Selection of multiple records.
Batch Edit. Data entry form.
Form mode
Komment as a floating button
Popup mode: Form input