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Sap mdk objectcell

gvishjoshi — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 20:04:00 GMT

On Iphone, when statustext and substatustext properties of objectcell are populated, the title and description get truncated although lot of space is available on the row

Also how too show multiple tags one below other rather than in a single line

How can this be avoided

Regards

Re: Sap mdk objectcell

Jitendra_Kansal — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 20:22:37 GMT

Could you share what did you define in the page metadata and how does it appear on the device?

Re: Sap mdk objectcell

gvishjoshi — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 22:25:29 GMT

Please see the attached example

Regards

Re: Sap mdk objectcell

Jitendra_Kansal — Thu, 18 Jul 2024 06:22:25 GMT

@gvishjoshi

You mentioned there is lot of space available on the row when defining the statustext and substatustext properties of objectcell. Where exactly do you see this space?

What you are observing in your screenshot reflects the expected design: tags will appear on a single line.

Re: Sap mdk objectcell

panushjain — Sat, 20 Jul 2024 11:36:05 GMT

Reduce the characters in the `statustext` and `substatustext` properties and ensure that the title and subtitle on the left side do not get truncated, you can follow these steps. Additionally, remember that list pages are designed to provide a brief overview, and detailed views should be accessible through the `OnPress` event. Here is a refined approach to achieve this:

1. Shorten `statustext` and `substatustext`:

Change "This is the status text" to "Status".
Change "This is the SubStatus text" to "SubStatus".

2. Ensure brevity and clarity:

Keep all ObjectCell properties short and crisp, as text wrapping is not yet supported.

3. Navigation to detailed view:

Use the `OnPress` event to navigate to a new page for detailed information.

Here is an example:

{ "ObjectCell": { "title": "Item Title", "subtitle": "Item Subtitle", "statusText": "Status", "substatusText": "SubStatus", "OnPress": "/path/to/Details.page" } }

On the detailed page (`DetailsPage`), you can provide more comprehensive information. This approach ensures that the list pages offer a concise overview while allowing users to access detailed information as needed.

By keeping the ObjectCell properties short and crisp, you avoid truncation issues and maintain a clean, user-friendly interface.