how to remove link to resource list view from menu?
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I'm currently building out an application that has a boatload of resources that i will need list views of but don't want links to the list views in the menu. Is there a way to have access to them without having links on the side? to create the list i'm doing the following.
<resources
list={EmployeeList}
/>
docs don't mention this so any help would be appreciated.
I have say ~45 resources that i will need to access list views but only 6 or so are major enough to be accessed from the main menu. i'd still want access to them by viewing details of the other lists or show pages.
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I'm currently building out an application that has a boatload of resources that i will need list views of but don't want links to the list views in the menu. Is there a way to have access to them without having links on the side? to create the list i'm doing the following.
<resources
list={EmployeeList}
/>
docs don't mention this so any help would be appreciated.
I have say ~45 resources that i will need to access list views but only 6 or so are major enough to be accessed from the main menu. i'd still want access to them by viewing details of the other lists or show pages.
react-admin
asked Nov 19 at 22:40
JohnD1986
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Please provide more information about your issue to receive a detailed answer. How exactly do you want to 'have access to them without having links on the side'? Maybe via the url? i.e. type "YOUR_APP/employee"? and go to the employees' list but you don't want the 'Employees' button on your menu?
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:15
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yes that is exactly what i want to happen. i want to be able to go to the url but don't want the button in the menu.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:19
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Ok, in that case I think your only option is to create a custom menu and provide it to your Admin component, as react-admin is not that modular on its default menu.
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:23
Note that menu option is deprecated and you should create a custom layout in which you'll have your custom menu as described here: marmelab.com/react-admin/Theming.html#using-a-custom-layout
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:25
alright thanks. that's what i was thinking i'd need to do. have a nice day.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:27
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I'm currently building out an application that has a boatload of resources that i will need list views of but don't want links to the list views in the menu. Is there a way to have access to them without having links on the side? to create the list i'm doing the following.
<resources
list={EmployeeList}
/>
docs don't mention this so any help would be appreciated.
I have say ~45 resources that i will need to access list views but only 6 or so are major enough to be accessed from the main menu. i'd still want access to them by viewing details of the other lists or show pages.
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asked Nov 19 at 22:40
JohnD1986
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I'm currently building out an application that has a boatload of resources that i will need list views of but don't want links to the list views in the menu. Is there a way to have access to them without having links on the side? to create the list i'm doing the following.
<resources
list={EmployeeList}
/>
docs don't mention this so any help would be appreciated.
I have say ~45 resources that i will need to access list views but only 6 or so are major enough to be accessed from the main menu. i'd still want access to them by viewing details of the other lists or show pages.
react-admin
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asked Nov 19 at 22:40
JohnD1986
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asked Nov 19 at 22:40
JohnD1986
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asked Nov 19 at 22:40
JohnD1986
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Please provide more information about your issue to receive a detailed answer. How exactly do you want to 'have access to them without having links on the side'? Maybe via the url? i.e. type "YOUR_APP/employee"? and go to the employees' list but you don't want the 'Employees' button on your menu?
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:15
1
yes that is exactly what i want to happen. i want to be able to go to the url but don't want the button in the menu.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:19
1
Ok, in that case I think your only option is to create a custom menu and provide it to your Admin component, as react-admin is not that modular on its default menu.
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:23
Note that menu option is deprecated and you should create a custom layout in which you'll have your custom menu as described here: marmelab.com/react-admin/Theming.html#using-a-custom-layout
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:25
alright thanks. that's what i was thinking i'd need to do. have a nice day.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:27
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show 1 more comment
Please provide more information about your issue to receive a detailed answer. How exactly do you want to 'have access to them without having links on the side'? Maybe via the url? i.e. type "YOUR_APP/employee"? and go to the employees' list but you don't want the 'Employees' button on your menu?
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:15
1
yes that is exactly what i want to happen. i want to be able to go to the url but don't want the button in the menu.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:19
1
Ok, in that case I think your only option is to create a custom menu and provide it to your Admin component, as react-admin is not that modular on its default menu.
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:23
Note that menu option is deprecated and you should create a custom layout in which you'll have your custom menu as described here: marmelab.com/react-admin/Theming.html#using-a-custom-layout
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:25
alright thanks. that's what i was thinking i'd need to do. have a nice day.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:27
Please provide more information about your issue to receive a detailed answer. How exactly do you want to 'have access to them without having links on the side'? Maybe via the url? i.e. type "YOUR_APP/employee"? and go to the employees' list but you don't want the 'Employees' button on your menu?
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:15
Please provide more information about your issue to receive a detailed answer. How exactly do you want to 'have access to them without having links on the side'? Maybe via the url? i.e. type "YOUR_APP/employee"? and go to the employees' list but you don't want the 'Employees' button on your menu?
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:15
1
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yes that is exactly what i want to happen. i want to be able to go to the url but don't want the button in the menu.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:19
yes that is exactly what i want to happen. i want to be able to go to the url but don't want the button in the menu.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:19
1
1
Ok, in that case I think your only option is to create a custom menu and provide it to your Admin component, as react-admin is not that modular on its default menu.
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:23
Ok, in that case I think your only option is to create a custom menu and provide it to your Admin component, as react-admin is not that modular on its default menu.
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:23
Note that menu option is deprecated and you should create a custom layout in which you'll have your custom menu as described here: marmelab.com/react-admin/Theming.html#using-a-custom-layout
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:25
Note that menu option is deprecated and you should create a custom layout in which you'll have your custom menu as described here: marmelab.com/react-admin/Theming.html#using-a-custom-layout
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:25
alright thanks. that's what i was thinking i'd need to do. have a nice day.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:27
alright thanks. that's what i was thinking i'd need to do. have a nice day.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:27
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I'm no sure how or where you need to access these resources, but this is what I've done with some "lesser" resources I don't need to have the "List" view or sidebar link to:
Define<Resource name="myresource" />
in App.js. Now you can make a list for example inside another resource's "show" view by using <ReferenceManyField resource="myresource" />
answered Nov 28 at 11:54
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I'm no sure how or where you need to access these resources, but this is what I've done with some "lesser" resources I don't need to have the "List" view or sidebar link to:
Define<Resource name="myresource" />
in App.js. Now you can make a list for example inside another resource's "show" view by using <ReferenceManyField resource="myresource" />
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I'm no sure how or where you need to access these resources, but this is what I've done with some "lesser" resources I don't need to have the "List" view or sidebar link to:
Define<Resource name="myresource" />
in App.js. Now you can make a list for example inside another resource's "show" view by using <ReferenceManyField resource="myresource" />
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I'm no sure how or where you need to access these resources, but this is what I've done with some "lesser" resources I don't need to have the "List" view or sidebar link to:
Define<Resource name="myresource" />
in App.js. Now you can make a list for example inside another resource's "show" view by using <ReferenceManyField resource="myresource" />
answered Nov 28 at 11:54
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I'm no sure how or where you need to access these resources, but this is what I've done with some "lesser" resources I don't need to have the "List" view or sidebar link to:
Define<Resource name="myresource" />
in App.js. Now you can make a list for example inside another resource's "show" view by using <ReferenceManyField resource="myresource" />
answered Nov 28 at 11:54
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Please provide more information about your issue to receive a detailed answer. How exactly do you want to 'have access to them without having links on the side'? Maybe via the url? i.e. type "YOUR_APP/employee"? and go to the employees' list but you don't want the 'Employees' button on your menu?
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:15
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yes that is exactly what i want to happen. i want to be able to go to the url but don't want the button in the menu.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:19
1
Ok, in that case I think your only option is to create a custom menu and provide it to your Admin component, as react-admin is not that modular on its default menu.
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:23
Note that menu option is deprecated and you should create a custom layout in which you'll have your custom menu as described here: marmelab.com/react-admin/Theming.html#using-a-custom-layout
– PanosVl
Nov 20 at 15:25
alright thanks. that's what i was thinking i'd need to do. have a nice day.
– JohnD1986
Nov 20 at 15:27