You've gone down a path to specify a popup for a specific column in the table, which is a bit different from "create a flow based on a table row". You define the former using the “Cell Dwell” flow and the latter using the “Row Dwell” flow.
In order to enable the flow to the target view, you need to match the input context of the view which is named “VMWDatastore”.
Assuming you want to carry on with the “Cell Dwell”configuration, you need to change cell dwell.JPG so that:
SelectedRow: VMWDatastore
SelectedColumnId: SelectedColumnId
Cell Value:
Context Key: SelectedColumnId
Setting the SelectedRow to “VMWDatastore” matches the context name in the target popup view.
Then to define the dwell action for the column that shows the names of the datastores, you need to set cell dwell - popup.JPG so that the Case Value matches the ID of the datastore name column in the Column definition.
DELL-Brian W
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January 5th, 2012 22:00
Hi mrs,
You've gone down a path to specify a popup for a specific column in the table, which is a bit different from "create a flow based on a table row".
You define the former using the “Cell Dwell” flow and the latter using the “Row Dwell” flow.
In order to enable the flow to the target view, you need to match the input context of the view which is named “VMWDatastore”.
Assuming you want to carry on with the “Cell Dwell”configuration, you need to change cell dwell.JPG so that:
SelectedRow: VMWDatastore
SelectedColumnId: SelectedColumnId
Cell Value:
Context Key: SelectedColumnId
Setting the SelectedRow to “VMWDatastore” matches the context name in the target popup view.
Then to define the dwell action for the column that shows the names of the datastores, you need to set cell dwell - popup.JPG so that the Case Value matches the ID of the datastore name column in the Column definition.
Regards,
Brian Wheeldon
mrs1
9 Posts
0
January 6th, 2012 00:00
Brian,
That fixed it, thanks again for your prompt assistance!