I have a table in which I have table popup. But on the row I have 2 dimensions. In my example, I have 3 elements in the second dimension, which creates 3 rows per element in the first dimension. But I only need one popup not 3. I cant remove the duplicated popups because it only works according to the first column. So I thought maybe I can create a HTML button to open the popup.
You could have a true/false attribute on the 2nd dimension so that the popup only displays on one of the elements. e.g. the popup icon only displays for “Answer” and not for Comment and Attachment. That should be easy enough to achieve.
That sounds “correct” or what I would also intuitively expect to do. And what is the behaviour? As the attribute doesn’t exist in the first dimension does the popup not display at all, or is it ignorred and displays for all rows?
I guess then that popup display is only working when there is a single row dimension.
That is why asked maybe I can build a URL for the popup. Because if I can then I can hide the popup column and on the 4th row with HTML I can direct them to the popup.
And what if the attribute exists for both dimensions but in the first dimension is always populated with “1”?
What we need here I guess is a displayPopupDimension property in the case of stacked dimensions. Logically if not set this parameter should default to the inner most not outermost dimension. @atrajer is there anything undocumented to handle stacked dimensions with conditional display of popups? Or are we simply missing this capability?