Feature Request: Enable Jumping from dv.tables to dv.listing on Event Click

[AliceCYJ58]

Hi team,

First off, thank you for all the hard work you've put into the DaVinci package — it's been an incredibly powerful and useful tool in building a patient profiler. The functionality it offers has been a huge help in my workflow.

I’m reaching out with a feature request regarding the dv.listing and dv.tables modules. Currently, I’ve been using the jumping functions to navigate:

• From the listing module to the patient profile, and
• From the hierarchical table module to the patient profile.

I’d love to explore whether it’s feasible to also enable jumping from the hierarchical table module to the listing module when clicking on an event. This would further streamline navigation and enhance the user experience when drilling down into patient data.

Example use case:

In the Adverse Events table module, I’d like to be able to click on a specific event — for example, the cell corresponding to "Headache" — and have the app automatically jump to the listing module, already filtered to show only patients who experienced Headache as an adverse event.

This kind of interaction would make it much easier to explore patient-level data directly from summary tables.

Thanks again for your work on this package, and I’d be happy to provide more context or examples if helpful!

[luffmark]

Hi @AliceCYJ58,

Thank you for this suggestion! The ability to pass a list of subject ids from the hierachical count table module to a specific data listing would be a great feature for data exploration and clinical review.

Currently only single subject ids can be passed from the hierarchical table module, and the listings module would need to be updated to allow for receiving subject ids.

After discussing this with the development team, we have decided to keep this in mind for a possible future enhancement.

We'll close this for now to keep our active backlog focused, but we have noted it for future planning.

Thanks again for contributing to the conversation and helping improve the package!