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How to add a new public view to navigation pane?

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Hi community,

 

Sorry if this question is silly, but I can't find a solution.

 

I'm customising Sales Hub and would like to have three different public views of the Accounts table in the navigation tab. Unfortunately, I can't find a way to add the new created view to the navigation (the left side pane). If anyone could help it would be super useful

Thank you:)

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  • Suggested answer
    Alex KaSi Profile Picture
    41 on at
    How to add a new public view to navigation pane?
    As both answers are only half complete, do the following:
     
    Open the App Editor and add a Navigation Link to the sitemap, use the following relative url format, so you don't have to change it when deploying to test/prod:
     
    /main.aspx?pagetype=entitylist&etn=opportunity&viewid={83DCA8EC-B505-E811-80FB-00155D036800}
    change the corresponding entity name and view ID and you're done.
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    Quartzite Profile Picture
    48 on at
    How to add a new public view to navigation pane?

    Hi,

    You can add a view using the Navigation Link in the app. Please see the attached image below.

     

    For the "Account I Follow" view, I added the link to the public view. However, when I click on that view, it opens in a new tab in the browser and displays the "Account I Follow" view.

     
     
    If this solution works for you, please consider marking it as the accepted answer.

    By following these steps, you should be able to successfully include the public view in your model-driven app.
  • YashBhavsar7 Profile Picture
    14 on at
    How to add a new public view to navigation pane?
    Hello,
    Including a Public View in Your Model-Driven App

    Follow these steps to include a public view in your model-driven app:

    Navigate to your Model-Driven App and open it in Edit Mode

    1. Select the Entity
      • In the Page Sitemap, select the entity for which you want to include a view.
      • This will open the Details Panel on the right side.
         
    2. Choose the View
      • Click on the View section to display a list of available views for the selected entity.
         
    3. Include the Views
      • To include all views, enable the "Include All Views" toggle.


         
      • To include a specific view, click on the three dots (⋮) next to the view name. From the options displayed, select "Add" to include that view in the app.

    4. Save and Publish
      • After adding the required views, Save and Publish your app.
         
    5. Clear Cache and Open the App
      • Clear your browser cache.
    Open your app to verify that the selected views are available.
    Before Adding View : 


    After Adding View : 
     

    This should ensure that the public view is successfully included in your model-driven app. 🚀

    If you find this information helpful, please consider accepting it as the answer. 😊

  • YashBhavsar7 Profile Picture
    14 on at
    How to add a new public view to navigation pane?

    Hello,
    Including a Public View in Your Model-Driven App

    Follow these steps to include a public view in your model-driven app:

    1. Open the App in Edit Mode

      • Navigate to your Model-Driven App and open it in Edit Mode

    2. Select the Entity
      • In the Page Sitemap, select the entity for which you want to include a view.
      • This will open the Details Panel on the right side.
         
    3. Choose the View
      • Click on the View section to display a list of available views for the selected entity.
         
    4. Include the Views
      • To include all views, enable the "Include All Views" toggle.


         
      • To include a specific view, click on the three dots (⋮) next to the view name. From the options displayed, select "Add" to include that view in the app.

    5. Save and Publish
      • After adding the required views, Save and Publish your app.
         
    6. Clear Cache and Open the App
      • Clear your browser cache.
    Open your app to verify that the selected views are available.
    Before Adding View : 


    After Adding View : 
     

    This should ensure that the public view is successfully included in your model-driven app. 🚀

    If you find this information helpful, please consider accepting it as the answer. 😊

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