Show or Hide Relationship Editor
The Show or Hide Relationship Editor action allows you to dynamically control the visibility of a relationship editor (table) or its summary editors (rows) based on comparisons between field values and expressions. This is useful for conditionally displaying or hiding related data sections in your form, depending on user input or calculated values.
Properties and Explanation
Select RelationshipEditor: Choose the relationship editor (table) you want to show or hide. This is the target editor whose visibility will be controlled.
Visible name or subname of RelationshipEditor for comparison: Enter a value or formula to compare against the visible name or subname of the relationship editor. If this matches, the action will proceed to further checks.
Select Entity Field: Select the entity field within the relationship editor to use for comparison. This field's value will be checked against the value expression.
Value Expression for comparison: Provide a value or formula to compare with the selected entity field. If the comparison is true, the summary editor (row) will be shown or hidden as configured.
Can Hide? If checked, the entire relationship editor will be hidden if none of the summary editors match the comparison criteria.
The action supports both showing and hiding summary editors (rows) or the entire relationship editor based on your configuration.
You can use formulas for dynamic comparisons, enabling advanced conditional logic in your forms.
Full Configuration Example
Below is a screenshot of the Show or Hide Relationship Editor action configuration, showing all properties set for the relationship editor, comparison values, entity field, value expression, and hide option:
In this example, the visibility of the relationship editor and its rows is controlled based on the specified comparison logic.
When the action is triggered, only the relevant parts of the relationship editor are shown or hidden according to your rules.
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