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'''DetailViewItem LookUp''' – From the name of the object, we can expect that it requires a detail view and a detail item. This lookup is bound on a lookup field item. For example, we are on the Contact entity form and the first element is an Account lookup field. Using this object we can create a custom filter and a view that is displayed when a user taps on this item. We have two types of lookup that we can bind on this item. The first is inline, the second displays a lookup form as mentioned before. | '''DetailViewItem LookUp''' – From the name of the object, we can expect that it requires a detail view and a detail item. This lookup is bound on a lookup field item. For example, we are on the Contact entity form and the first element is an Account lookup field. Using this object we can create a custom filter and a view that is displayed when a user taps on this item. We have two types of lookup that we can bind on this item. The first is inline, the second displays a lookup form as mentioned before. | ||
==== Inline lookup === | ==== Inline lookup ==== | ||
An example of an inline lookup is listed below. It uses methods like a normal lookup, and a custom filter based on an XML view. | An example of an inline lookup is listed below. It uses methods like a normal lookup, and a custom filter based on an XML view. | ||