• Click a row to edit - when the user double-clicks a row, the specified fields in that row display as editable.
• Rows always editable - editable fields display the data in input boxes.

• Modal dialog - the editable fields for the flow action appear in a modal window on top of the data display. When the modal window is dismissed, the edits are applied.
• Expandable rows - the editable fields for the flow action populate a detail area below the selected row. When the user saves the edits or selects another row, the edits are applied.
• Embedded elsewhere - the editable fields for the flow action populate a detail area below the grid. When the user saves the edits or selects another row, the edits are applied.

Click Open template to open the section used to render the layout. When the Optimize code option is selected on the General tab, the pyNextGenGridModalTemplate will open.

By default, the templates are standard rules .pyGridModalTemplate, .pyGridRowDetails, and .pyGridDetails, respectively. To create custom templates, copy these rules into your Applies To class. Do not change the Purpose.

• Master-detail as the Row editing operation
• None as the Row editing operation together with the Show details check box, under Grid operations

Select to allow the user to view the flow action details in read-only mode, which prevents locking the work item ( Work- or Assign- item) when it opens.

• Master-detail as the Row editing operation together with Expandable rows to display details.
• None as the Row editing operation together with the Show details check box, under Grid operations

Select to display an Expand/Collapse column at the far left of the grid at runtime. The column displays an icon in each row of the grid.

Select Default, to display details after the grid, or select In place of a section to specify the section in which you want the details to appear. For example, assume you want the detail area to appear to the right of the grid instead of below it (default). Create a section (named gridResults ) containing a two-column layout. Embed the grid in the first column and an empty section in the second column. Specify the name of the empty section here.

Select to allow users to sort the rows on a column in the grid. This setting applies to all columns. You can disable sorting for individual columns by clearing the Enable sorting check box in a column's Cell properties panel. Sorting is not available for columns containing images, or controls such as buttons (but can include links). This setting overrides the Sort type settings on Report Definition form's Design tab. For instance, if there are no settings that form, the Sorting selection here enables sorting on the grid.

A tool tip appears at runtime when the user hovers the mouse pointer over the column header. Clicking the header sorts the rows in the column. When sorted, an icon indicating an ascending or descending sort order appears to the right of the header label text. The user can alternate the sort order by clicking the header again. You can use the Skin rule to replace the default icons.

Sorting is performed on all rows in the grid. If Paging is enabled and the user changes the sort order, the grid view returns to the first page.

If a column can be filtered, a filter icon appears on the right side of the column's header cell. The user clicks the icon to display the filter pop-up menu. The user can select check box next to a property that is to be included in the filter or enter a text, or combine the two methods and click Apply.

The following rules apply to filtering:

• For properties that are sourced from a report definition, you can adjust the filter menu formatting in the Column PropertiesFilter by setting:
  • Format maintains the same formatting in the filter menu as in the column.
  • Value displays the filter menu properties as row data.
• Columns containing images, most action controls such as buttons or icons, hidden controls (pxHidden), prompt select controls, and subsections cannot be filtered. Columns can include links.
• Filtering on Text properties that are obfuscated in edit-mode return results based on unfiltered data. Filtering should be disabled.
• For date types, leaving a From or To field blank means to include everything preceding or following the single limit. For example, if you enter From12/15/2011 and leave To blank, all dates on or after 12/15/2011 are included.
• For numeric types, leaving a greater than or less than field blank means to include everything preceding or following the single limit. For example, if you enter less than 500 and leave greater than blank, all numbers less than 500 are included.
• The following property types cannot be filtered:
  • TextEncrypted
  • Password
  • TimeOfDay
  • Identifier

If the filter does not produce results, a message appears. You can modify the message text in the section pyGridNoResultsMessage.

This option is enabled by default when the Optimize code option is selected on the General tab although this check box will not appear.

Select if you want categorize grid rows based on columns within the grid. You can select the columns by which you want to categorize the grid, and specify sorting and ascending or descending order on the column properties panel of the column within the grid.

Select this check box if you want to specify a custom category template in the field that displays.

Select this check box if you want the first row to display as selected when the grid initially loads.

Select to enable users to expand more than one row at a time.

1. In the Run activity on row add field, press the Down Arrow to select an activity that you want to associate with this action.
2. Open the previously selected activity and add a step that adds a row to the list.
   Note: For example, you can call AppendToPageList activity in that step and select the Pass the current parameter page check box.

1. In the Run activity on row delete field, press the Down Arrow to select an activity that you want to associate with this action.
2. Open the previously selected activity and add a step that deletes a row to the list.
   Note: For example, you can call RemoveFromPageList activity in that step and select the Pass the current parameter page check box.

1. In the Run activity before grid update field, press the Down Arrow to select an activity that you want to associate with this action.
2. To change the default activity, in the field next to the check box, press the Down arrow key and select the target activity.

1. In the Run activity after grid update field, press the Down Arrow to select an activity that you want to associate with this action.
2. To change the default activity, in the field next to the check box, press the Down arrow key and select the target activity.

• Click: Set Focus
• Double Click: Edit Item

• Click: Set Focus
• Click: Edit Item

• Click: Set Focus
• Click: Edit Item

• Click: Set Focus
• Click: Edit Item