Table View Selector
The Table View Selector component lets users switch between predefined named filters (or "views") of a Data Table with a single click, instead of building a filter manually. Configure one or more named filters, and the user picks between them.
Implementation can be found here.
Table View Selector only works inside a Data Table Context component. If it is placed outside one, it renders a warning in the designer instead: "Table view selector must be used within a Data Table Context".
Properties
Table View Selector has a much smaller settings panel than most components - it does not use the Common, Appearance, Data, Validation, or Events tabs described in the common properties. Only the three fields below are available.
Filters array
The list of named views to offer. Each entry defines a Title, an optional Tooltip (shown as a help icon next to the title, both in the designer list and at runtime), a filter (built the same way as any other query filter, and able to reference data, globalState, pageContext, and other contexts dynamically), and its own optional Permissions - a view is only offered to users who hold at least one of its own listed permissions.
At runtime, a single configured filter is shown as a plain title with no way to switch; with two or more filters, the title becomes a dropdown that the user clicks to pick a different view.
If no filters are configured, or all have been evaluated as unavailable, the component shows "Please make sure that you have at least 1 filter" in the designer, and renders nothing at runtime.
Hidden boolean
A plain on/off checkbox controlling whether the component is visible on the form. It has no JavaScript-expression mode.
Permissions object
Restricts visibility of the whole component. Each individual filter can additionally have its own Permissions, restricting just that one view.