Hi @bondib,
Welcome to the community!
I do not believe that this is possible at the moment. While the team may implement this in the future, I would think that it would require quite a lot of work to add this ability.
In the meantime, I would suggest using a status column, and then the trigger When Status Changes to Value
or When Status Changes
, you can then define your action based on this trigger.
If you are creating a view or widget, then you the user would need to install your app, and then select your view from the list of views for that table/dashboard.
Hi @bondib 👋
@mitchell.hudson is correct that this is not possible at the moment, but I would suggest trying out the workaround he provided. He’s the rockstar of the community at this point.
-Daniel
Hi @mitchell.hudson and @dsilva and thank you for your quick reply and for trying to assist!
The problem is I would like the user exp to be so that the user has an option to right click on a cell and I will populate the contents of the cell for him from my app.
When status changes means that he first inputs the content - so it’s not the UX exp I’m looking for 😦
As this is not supported via the app SDK, I’m wondering if I will be able to “hack” the UI and do some DOM manipulation from my app/ext in order to do so. What do you think?