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Hi All
I have created a Webpage in portal, added a entity list pointing to a view.
It has multiple columns that are set to be Sortable. How can Stop one column to be Non Sortable.
Because my Id is a alphanumeric , when the user sorts it on ID the sort goes wrong so I want the users to not be able to sort the column.
I want to stop sorting happening on Project ID.
Thanks in Advance.
oh that makes sense, sorry about that I didn't test it too much
yeah your variable works fine, other way would be retrieve the column by the name instead of the 0 index, but that's okay what you did
Thank you so much. This works.
The only issue I found was that when you sort on another column, that column sort gets disabled and so on. So i improvised and put a variable to do this only for the first time and not do it again.
IT has done the job .. Thank you
hi @cchannon
I think actually you might be getting a bit confused with D365 changes to DOM
this is not about removing the sort from D365 application, but instead it is the Power Apps Portal
there is no really definition for supported or unsupported front-end customization in regards the Portal
also, at the moment we cannot embed PCF controls there, hopefully this will come soon
While technically valid, Oliver's code above is not a supported customization so anyone that takes that approach should be aware it might break as a result of future updates.
That said, the only alternative I can think of would be to build your own grid as a PCF control or web resource, and there is almost no chance that much work is worth it for such a small requirement. So, if sorting on parent entity attribute is non-negotiable, then sometimes an unsupported customization is your only reasonable answer.
the closest to an OOB configuration would be having your id on a parent entity and display that in your view
by default in CRM we can't sort on the parent entity attributes
but you can also achieve that via JS/Jquery, the below code can be place in your Entity List options/Javascript section
what I am doing here is retrieving the first column, removing the "sort" arrow, getting the column title and replacing it for a new <span> element
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$(document).ready(function () {
var list = $(".entitylist.entity-grid").eq(0);
list.on("loaded", function () {
var idColumn = list.find("table thead th a").eq(0);
idColumn.find("span").remove();
var columnName = idColumn.text();
var newElement = "" columnName "";
idColumn.replaceWith(newElement);
});
});
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