Hi Daryl,
This can be acheieved by adding &options=ned.nvw. to the end of your url query. This will remove the edit and view icons.
I have pasted below the other parameters available.
Options
A period-delimited list containing any or any combination of the following options:
- num-n return a maximum of n records
Note that num-n cannot be combined with the csv or tsv options.
- onlynew return only those records marked with new or updated flags
- skp-n skip the first n records returned by the query
Note that skp-n cannot be combined with the csv or tsv options.
- sortorder-A for ascending sorts
- sortorder-D for descending sorts
- ned to omit the edit icons in HTML table format
- nvw to omit the view icons in HTML table format
- nfg to omit the new and updated icons in HTML table format
- phd for plain (non-hyperlinked) headers
- abs for absolute URLs
- csv for comma-separated value output format
Note that csv cannot be combined with the num-n or skp-n options.
- tsv for tab-separated value output format
Note that tsv cannot be combined with the num-n or skp-n options.
This is listed in a table in the api gen results table section of the Quickbase api guide: https://www.quickbase.com/api-guide/gen_results_table.html#Overview
For the complete api guide: http://www.quickbase.com/api-guide/index.html
I would also recommend looking at num and skp functions for tables being generated on exact forms (it may not be useful for this purpose but will be useful to you at some point), this allows you say display 10 record (as this will fit to your page) and then then next say 10 records on a table on the next page using the same query but using skp skip 10 records and then num to return the next 10 records. If you use a relationship to count the number of related records you can build a javascript formula to only display the table if there are records in it. I have previously posted about this on the forum. https://quickbase-community.intuit.com/questions/929106-ever-wanted-to-make-your-exact-form-load-con...
Jack
