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tejashriw155148
tejashriw155148
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January 7, 2021
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Add checkbox in predefined filter

Hi,

 

Please let me know how can I add predefined filter for gender, it means if I checked male then it should show all records related to male gender only.

 

Example: highlighted in bleow screenshot.

 

Thanks,

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ParthaSarathy
ParthaSarathyAccepted solution
Community Advisor
January 12, 2021
Hi @tejashriw155148 ,
You can create male and female checkbox for recipient list with this steps,
step1: Data Schema
In the extended recipient schema, create 2 attributes @male and @female with data type as boolean.
Give default value as 'Yes' and followed by a condition expr="@gender=1" for male and expr="@gender=2" for female.
(After updating DB structure, For cross verification, you can create a workflow query as @male=yes and check it is fetching all male gender successfully.)
Step2: Pre-defined filter
Duplicate 'byNameOrEmail' predefined filter.
In General tab, Make the filtering condition for newly created attribute @male and @female.
In Parameter tab, Check the checkbox 'Default filter for associated document type'
In Form tab,
 <form colcount="4">
   <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@lastName"/>
   <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@email"/>
   <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@male"/>
   <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@female"/>
 </form>
In Preview tab, we can see how it is rendering and you can validate for male and female checkbox.
 
Regards,
ParthaSarathy S
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vaibhavnindrajog
January 7, 2021

By adding a custom filter in the settings tab.

Currently last name and email are predefined, you can add a search box i guess so, not sure on the check box functionality.

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Anita_punmiya
Anita_punmiya
Level 5
January 11, 2021

Hi @tejashriw155148 :

 

You can create your custom filter , save it and label as per your choice.

 Once saved, you can select it from the filters option .

 

Thanks.

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    ParthaSarathy
    Community Advisor
    ParthaSarathyCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
    Community Advisor
    January 12, 2021
    Hi @tejashriw155148 ,
    You can create male and female checkbox for recipient list with this steps,
    step1: Data Schema
    In the extended recipient schema, create 2 attributes @male and @female with data type as boolean.
    Give default value as 'Yes' and followed by a condition expr="@gender=1" for male and expr="@gender=2" for female.
    (After updating DB structure, For cross verification, you can create a workflow query as @male=yes and check it is fetching all male gender successfully.)
    Step2: Pre-defined filter
    Duplicate 'byNameOrEmail' predefined filter.
    In General tab, Make the filtering condition for newly created attribute @male and @female.
    In Parameter tab, Check the checkbox 'Default filter for associated document type'
    In Form tab,
     <form colcount="4">
       <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@lastName"/>
       <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@email"/>
       <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@male"/>
       <input noTransaction="true" xpath="@female"/>
     </form>
    In Preview tab, we can see how it is rendering and you can validate for male and female checkbox.
     
    Regards,
    ParthaSarathy S
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      Sukrity_Wadhwa
      Sukrity_Wadhwa
      Level 4
      January 20, 2021

      Hi @tejashriw155148,

      Were you able to resolve this query with any of the given solutions? Do let us know.

      Thanks!

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