Show a notification when a user opens a record card blocked by ACLs #1895
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Context
When a record card is opened for a row that is unavailable (blocked by access control), currently it shows a "random" record.
This occurs because Cursor refuses to be set to non-existent row ids, and instead maintains the current rowIndex. This is usually the last one viewed, or rowIndex 0.
Proposed solution
This solution is option 1 of 2.
This enables a notification when Cursor is set to an unavailable cursor position, and shows the 'new' blank record instead.
Related issues
#1896 - Option 2 - Show a message on the record card by treating
Cursorsnull rowIndex as an invalid record stateHas this been tested?
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