Hi @soruz this is a great tutorial. In your example why did you choose ":firstitem "? What in case if the user adds a duplicate of last item or item in the middle? So sorry for the dumb question, I am very new to the programming world trying to understand the basics.
Hi, tks for the video. i have a issue, i need combine 2 values. For exemple, i have n schools in one city and n citys. So, in need block the save button just when the user combine the 2 values, city and school that already exist on data table. I tried the operator "and" in the conditional "when"... but isn't work, just have no effect.
Can you use multiple inputs on 1 "thing" to create this? Your "thing" would have inputs for School and City. Making it so that they would each be in the same "thing"
this is great, however how can a person block duplicates from members who are joining your app… For example I provide access codes for paying members and I want to ensure they do not provide that code for others to use.. if they do I want the system to recognize that code as an already used coed and cannot be used again. Please advise.
Once you decide how you want to generate your unique code, you could create a "thing" called a access code. Then in part of the signup workflow (before you create the user) check to see if there is an Access Code "thing" with that code that has been marked as used (If it finds one marked as USED then you would have a pop up or stop the workflow. , then (provided that there was no access code in use) have the user be created, then have a workflow that finds the code and marks it "USED".
If you don't include the first item section of the search it should grab everything. However, in many cases the logic will require you to grab 1 specific entry to make a change to. If you want to change a list of things you need to have the workflow evaluate it as change to a list of things. This will allow the search logic to grab a list and change everything in that list.
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This worked great! Thanks!
I'm doing exactly the same, but it consuming a lot of workload units, is there another way to do the same function using less WUs?
I believe when I used this I ended up setting up privacy filters that will make it so that it doesn't need to filter as much data.
Hi @soruz this is a great tutorial. In your example why did you choose ":firstitem "? What in case if the user adds a duplicate of last item or item in the middle? So sorry for the dumb question, I am very new to the programming world trying to understand the basics.
Because what we are doing there is essentially pulling a list of 1 item. So the first item will be the "thing" we are looking for.
Hi, tks for the video. i have a issue, i need combine 2 values. For exemple, i have n schools in one city and n citys. So, in need block the save button just when the user combine the 2 values, city and school that already exist on data table. I tried the operator "and" in the conditional "when"... but isn't work, just have no effect.
Can you use multiple inputs on 1 "thing" to create this?
Your "thing" would have inputs for School and City. Making it so that they would each be in the same "thing"
Yeah, It worked great. Thanks.
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this is great, however how can a person block duplicates from members who are joining your app… For example I provide access codes for paying members and I want to ensure they do not provide that code for others to use.. if they do I want the system to recognize that code as an already used coed and cannot be used again. Please advise.
Once you decide how you want to generate your unique code, you could create a "thing" called a access code. Then in part of the signup workflow (before you create the user) check to see if there is an Access Code "thing" with that code that has been marked as used (If it finds one marked as USED then you would have a pop up or stop the workflow. , then (provided that there was no access code in use) have the user be created, then have a workflow that finds the code and marks it "USED".
How can we do a search for all the database and not just the first item? Thanks
If you don't include the first item section of the search it should grab everything. However, in many cases the logic will require you to grab 1 specific entry to make a change to.
If you want to change a list of things you need to have the workflow evaluate it as change to a list of things. This will allow the search logic to grab a list and change everything in that list.