and disabling autosave is still an option ? how it works now if disabled ?

@DTS Engineer Hi, thanks allot I’ve already done it by implementing 2 views on top of each other and using the drag gesture. But now I’m facing new issue, this foreach list which is embedded in a Scroll View stopped responding to scrolling everything goes to the cells ? How to fix that ?

Oh I see, thanks allot, and this can be done in the Connect App or just tgrough web page ? — Kind Regards

Thanks Allot

Thanks allot

Thanks allot, SKU means ?

@szymczyk Thanks allot, that was very helpful. Kind Regards

@Claude31 now another isue is when text field get focused and keyboard shows content of side bar jumps up, is that a known issue ! its very strange ! is it aa known bug or something ?

@Claude31 Thanks allot, it's a hard task to leave it on developer to solve it ! Its in SwiftUI. Kind Regards

Thanks allot, its for iOS but ill check the link thanks allot.

@Fat Xu Thanks allot that solved the problem

@DTS Engineer I think the code below works, ill keep testing and update you, import SwiftUI import SwiftData struct SwiftUIView<T: PersistentModel>: View { @Bindable var dataModule: T var keyPath: KeyPath<T, String> var body: some View { HStack(alignment: .top) { Text(dataModule[keyPath: keyPath]) } } } #Preview { do { let configuration = ModelConfiguration(isStoredInMemoryOnly: true) let container = try ModelContainer(for: Patient.self, configurations: configuration) let example = Patient(firstName: "First Name", mobileNumber: "+974 1234 5678", homePhone: "+974 1234 5678", email: "firstname.lastname@gmail.com") return SwiftUIView(dataModule: example, keyPath: \.firstName) .modelContainer(container) } catch { fatalError("Fatal Error") } }

Ok now the solution you suggested raised few more questions and errors as below .. Now to use the T with text such as Text(T.age) it will complain that T doesn't have no age property ? Now suppose I want even the property of the T to be also generic and passed to the view as argument how we do it like T.T ? can I see an example ? Im trying to make a generic view that shows any property of any SwiftData module. Also #Preview is compiling that the generic variable isn't initialized and I wonder how can we initialize a generic variable ? I get the error .. Missing argument for parameter 'dataModule' in call import SwiftUI import SwiftData struct GenderList2<T: PersistentModel>: View { @Bindable var dataModule: T var body: some View { HStack(alignment: .top) { Text(T.age) } } } #Preview { GenderList2() }

Hello @Claude31 , thanks for the replay, below is the full code .. import SwiftUI import SwiftData struct PatientsList: View { @Environment(\.modelContext) var modelContext @Query(sort: [SortDescriptor(\Patient.firstName), SortDescriptor(\Patient.birthday)]) var patients: [Patient] var body: some View { List { ForEach(patients) { patient in HStack { NavigationLink (value: patient) { PatientRow(patient: patient) } } .alignmentGuide(.listRowSeparatorLeading) { _ in -50 } .listRowSeparatorTint(sysSecondary02) .swipeActions(edge: .trailing) { Button(role: .destructive) { deletePatient(patient: patient) } label: { VStack { Label("Delete", systemImage: "trash") Image(systemName: "Trash") } } } } } .scrollIndicators(.hidden) .foregroundStyle(sysSecondary08) .listStyle(.plain) } func deletePatient(patient: Patient) { modelContext.delete(patient) } init(sort: SortDescriptor<Patient>, searchString: String) { _patients = Query(filter: #Predicate { if searchString.isEmpty { return true } else { return $0.firstName.localizedStandardContains(searchString) } }, sort: [sort]) } } #Preview { PatientsList(sort: SortDescriptor(\Patient.firstName), searchString: "") }

@joadan Aha you mean we should explicitly add Destination to Sight in above code ? it won't be implicitly implemented ? that way yes it worked.