+5Hello, community.
I’ve already submitted my request via the Airtable form, but I wanted to ask if any of you would find this useful as well? Maybe some feedback on this would help draw attention to it.
I think it would be great if we could save and select presets of an interface’s settings. For example, I want to see a specific type of task here that I need from time to time. Having a saved setting for this would be great.
What do you think?
Best answer by DevonK
Agreed 100%. We actually have a workaround for this, if you are interested.
When you change the configuration on a page, the URL in the address bar changes. So we just keep a table called “Bookmarks” and allow users to create records in that table via a form in every interface page.
Example: A user has a specific customer they need to look at regularly. They can filter to that customer, add their sorts/groups/whatever, copy the URL from the address bar, save it as a bookmark.
Then we have a page called Bookmarks that is filtered down to Owner = Current User, so everyone only sees their own bookmarks.
I believe this only works on certain page types, but you’d have to experiment to see. We mostly use lists, grids, and galleries, and it works great for those.
+17Agreed 100%. We actually have a workaround for this, if you are interested.
When you change the configuration on a page, the URL in the address bar changes. So we just keep a table called “Bookmarks” and allow users to create records in that table via a form in every interface page.
Example: A user has a specific customer they need to look at regularly. They can filter to that customer, add their sorts/groups/whatever, copy the URL from the address bar, save it as a bookmark.
Then we have a page called Bookmarks that is filtered down to Owner = Current User, so everyone only sees their own bookmarks.
I believe this only works on certain page types, but you’d have to experiment to see. We mostly use lists, grids, and galleries, and it works great for those.
+5Thats a great Idea!!!! Thanks!
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