The table below describes the behavior when different configurations are combined. Combining refresh configurationsĪll refresh configurations can be combined to increase the frequency with which the variable is refreshed. The Configuring Refresh Behavior section contains specific information about the different parameters of a!refreshVariable() and how to use them. In this example, that means that whenever the New Case action completes, all grid data will be refreshed.Ī!gridField ( label: "Support Cases", labelPosition: "ABOVE", ! data: recordType!Case,Ĭolumns: )įor more information about how to use a!localVariables() and a!refreshVariable(), including detailed examples, see Local Variables.
By selecting Refresh after record action completes (the refreshAfter parameter), you can also refresh the data each time a record action completes. This will automatically refresh the grid's data each time the value of any field referenced in the data parameter is updated. This means the refresh behavior will apply to any data used to populate the grid or chart.įor example, let’s say you have a read-only grid that uses the Case record type to display support case information, and you need the grid to be instantly refreshed anytime a new support case is logged.īy default, Refresh after referenced variable changes behavior is selected. The refresh parameters in read-only grids and charts allow you to easily define how the data in the data parameter is refreshed. Using refresh parameters in grids and charts It’s easy to configure your desired refresh behavior in your charts and read-only grids using the available refresh parameters.įor your other interface components, like date or text fields, you can use the a!refreshVariable() function and local variables to define the same refresh behavior.
Refresh interval: Refresh the data after the specified time interval (in minutes).Refresh always: Refresh the data after each user interaction and each interval refresh.To keep your data up-to-date, you can configure a combination of five different types of refresh behavior in your interfaces:
This is especially true when making important business decisions based on that data. When viewing your interfaces and reports, it's important that you see the latest available data. This page explains the different ways to configure refresh behavior on your interface objects.
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