Single record view

Use the single record view display to skip the list view and just show the user a particular record page

Sometimes you only want your teammates to be able to access one record in a table, for example, a user profile. In these scenarios, it often makes sense to use the single record view display to skip the list view and just show the user the specific record page.

In this video, learn how to:

• Set the view display as a single record view

• Filter records to only show those associated with the logged in user

• Understand how to configure filters when using a User List

• Set visibility rules to control page visibility by user role

New addition

Added support for the Header width to have Default, 75%, Large, and Full as options. An image is also added to make the page visually pleasing. You can add it from a URL, upload, or Field, and choose None if you don’t like it. By default, this is set to None.

For the Edit Button, this will allow you to edit the record you are viewing. You can toggle on a setting that will allow you to show the edit button. You can also configure the text displayed on the Edit button and the Done button so users will have a general idea of what they are clicking on

Record comments

We’ve also added support for Record Comments. Now you may ask what I can do with Record comments? This allows users to collaborate directly on any record in Noloco, regardless of the data source from which the record originates.

Enable Comments Turn on “Show record comments” in the record view settings. That adds a comments button and indicator in the record’s header.

Viewing Comments Click the comments icon in the record header to open the comment sidebar. Keyboard shortcut available: Cmd + ] on Mac or Ctrl + ] on Windows.

Adding Comments Users can type messages, format text (bold, italics, code), add lists, links, and code blocks. You can also attach files (up to 45 MB, supported file types) and mention other users using @ username.

Internal Notes Team Members can leave private comments (notes) that are only visible to others with the Team Member role. Useful for internal discussion or strategy without exposing those comments to external users

Notifications When someone comments or gets mentioned, they receive both email and in-app notifications. Notification includes the comment text and a link to view the record with the comments sidebar.

Adding Tabs

Tabs let you organize related content within a single page by separating it into labeled sections that users can switch between. They can be added to both record pages and blank pages, and you can rename, reorder, and arrange components inside them. Tabs also support visibility rules, allowing you to control which tabs are shown to different users based on their role or record data. This makes it easy to keep pages clean and ensure that users only see what is relevant to them.

Action buttons

Action Buttons allow users to trigger tasks or workflows directly from records, helping reduce repetitive work and streamline processes. They can be configured to update, create, or delete records, add comments, navigate to other pages, launch workflows, display an iFrame, copy information to the clipboard, or even scan a barcode. Each button is customizable, letting you choose its text, color, icon, appearance, and whether it requires confirmation or shows a notification. Visibility rules determine when a button appears, and you can also combine multiple steps into a single button so that one click can trigger several actions at once.