Child Input views contain data that relates to the parent view. For example, if the Parent Input view contains an Address field, in the Child Input view you can link a Comments field so that others can enter comments about the address.
Interacting with Child Input views is identical to interacting with other Input views (for example, adding components). To view child input data, see View Child Data.
Child views can be created for Details views and Delete views, as well. For additional information about views, see Views.
To create a Child Input view
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In the Board Gallery, locate the board for which you want to create a Child Input view, and then click Design.
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On the upper right, click Create > Input View. The Create an Input View page opens.
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Select the Child Input View checkbox. The fields update for a Child Input view.
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Enter the following information.
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Child View Name: Enter a unique name for the Child Input view.
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Child Table Name: Enter a unique name for the child table.
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Parent Table Name: Select the parent view that is associated with the Child Input view.
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Create Delete View: Select this checkbox and then enter a name for the Delete view in the Delete View Name field If you want to create a Delete view for this Child Input view at the same time.
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To use the Nexus Component Styling for components, select the Use Nexus Component Styling checkbox. To use components from DesignStudio 2.5 and earlier, also called Classic Styling, leave the checkbox unselected.
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Click Create. The Child Input view is created. In the Explorer, the Child Input view appears in the Input View area, and the associated table appears in the Table area.
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Click Save
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The next step after creating the Child Input view is to add board components.