You should be able to use a reference selector for this – it does mean that you need an association between the entity that holds your “options” and the entity with the attribute you're trying to fill.
I have two entities, Proveedor is the one that I use to save all the values that I want to have and Projecto is the one that I really use for the other activities. Then when I try to create a reference selector inside a page I can’t see the asociation betwen Projecto and Proveedor to chose the Name atribute from Proveedor
Hey,
The owner of the association should be the Projecto , that's mean many projecto have one Proveedor ,else you want to select multiple Proveedor then should be many to may relation and also the owner should be the Projecto and you must use input reference selector widget , for sure that will works for you.
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hi Alvaro,
It can be done using reference selector only ,you need to give many to one association between proveedor and Projector
projector should be many and proveedor should be one then just take the reference selector in the data view you issue will be resolved
see this what the domain model should look like
the ownership of the relationship should be the other side
like this
i add the value test1 and test2 and test3 and test4 to the proveedo table
and that the result i hope it will help you
i added the value using this page
and that how i retrieve them using reference Selector
if you want to use microflow as selector datasource your microflow should look like that
Now I tried to set a reference selector with a microflow. The microflow gives you a list with all the values of the Proveedor’s entity, but I have two errors because I return a list, not an object… Any idea?