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Implementing lazy loading of task flows
I have a dashboard which has multiple regions. These regions are implemented as task flows in showDetailFrame components. There regions can be individually expanded or collapsed. Whenever a region is expanded or collapsed, this is stored in the personalisation content by the framework, and the state of that particular region is retained on the next login. I want to implement lazy loading of task flows on my dashboard. Such that, if a particular region is found collapsed upon login, the task flow shouldn't be fired at all. I can't find an approach to start with. What i have in mind is, if i could determine the state of the components before the page is rendered, i could control the activation of the task flow. But for that, i'd require to access the mds related data. Is there an API using which i can access that?
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hi user,
from my understanding i'm saying that i didn't know how you are using expand/collapse feature anyhow h've some boolean variable at intial state make it true or false according the state(expand or collapsed).
Here, I dont understood,
state of that particular region is retained on the next login.
did you mean state remains for second user login.
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Hi SubramanianMeyyappan
I mean that whenever a user expands or collapses a particular panel, the state is retained even when the user logs out and logs in again. This is a framework provided feature through meta data services.
My question is, is there a way through which i can know which panel is expanded and which panel is collapses before the page is rendered, so that i can activate or deactivate the task flow correspondingly.
Is there any other way by which i can achieve lazy loading in my case?