Aug 14th, 2010, 6:28 PM
Heya,
Interesting one... You can't *quite* do this, but you could fluff it by creating a new View that returned no results (e.g. add a filter that contains a criteria that could never be satisfied, like "account ID = 0". Then sort the Views so that that one appears first.
Once that's done, any users that can see that View would see no results when they first went to the page. The drawback is that they'd see that default message "There are no results with this search criteria / View."
Would that be acceptable, do you think?
- Ben
Interesting one... You can't *quite* do this, but you could fluff it by creating a new View that returned no results (e.g. add a filter that contains a criteria that could never be satisfied, like "account ID = 0". Then sort the Views so that that one appears first.
Once that's done, any users that can see that View would see no results when they first went to the page. The drawback is that they'd see that default message "There are no results with this search criteria / View."
Would that be acceptable, do you think?
- Ben