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Disable filter of datatable

Function: Disable filter of datatable​

This action allows you to turn off the filtering capability for a specific data table in your application. When the filter is disabled, users will no longer see the options to filter the data displayed in that table, ensuring they view the complete, unfiltered dataset.

Input​

  • UI element
    • Description: The specific data table component in your application for which you want to disable the filter.
    • Type: PART (specifically a datatable)
    • Required: Yes

Output​

This action does not produce any direct output. Its effect is a change in the behavior of the specified data table.

Execution Flow​

Real-Life Examples​

Here are some practical scenarios where you might use the "Disable filter of datatable" action:

Example 1: Displaying a Full Customer List​

Imagine you have a page showing all your customer records. For a specific report or view, you want to ensure that users always see the complete list without any filters applied, preventing them from accidentally narrowing down the results.

  • Inputs:
    • UI element: Customer_List_Table (the data table displaying customer information)
  • Result: The Customer_List_Table will no longer show filter options, and all customer records will be visible by default.

Example 2: Product Catalog for Public View​

You have a public-facing product catalog where you want to showcase all available products without giving visitors the option to filter. This ensures they browse the entire range you offer.

  • Inputs:
    • UI element: Public_Product_Catalog_Table (the data table displaying product details)
  • Result: The Public_Product_Catalog_Table will appear without any filter controls, presenting the full product range to visitors.

Example 3: Fixed Order History Report​

For a specific internal report that always needs to show the complete order history for auditing purposes, you want to disable filtering to guarantee that no orders are inadvertently excluded from the view.

  • Inputs:
    • UI element: Audit_Order_History_Table (the data table displaying past orders)
  • Result: The Audit_Order_History_Table will have its filtering capabilities turned off, ensuring that all historical orders are displayed without the option to filter them out.