Hello Robert ! Thanks for the video :) I have a problem that seems to be "unsolutionable" on Glide : do you know how, in a form, I could make a relation as condition, but not only with "is empty" or "is not empty", but rather with "contains ..." (as we have on Airtable for example). There should be a way to get this done but I can't find it and my brain is starting melting.. Thanks a lot in advance !
It’s possible, but it requires a workaround that’s a bit too complex to describe here. Book some time with me and we can discuss. calendly.com/robert-petitto
Thanks for doing this Robert. I love these deep dive into the basics videos. I must admit that I have to use UA-cams "Play at half speed for idiots like me" setting but this kind of info really helps.
The condtional relationship is sort of cool that resides on a data. But how happen when the conditional involves mulitple data? The the add and create review form are repetitive. They are basically the same form. How can I have an overview of all the pages/forms of the app?
Ya…this video came out before we had a query column. Nowadays, I’d use a query column over this method. If you want to reuse a form, make sure to include the “show form screen” action inside a custom action. Then you can assign this custom action to any button to open the same form. There isn’t a way to see all screens yet. I agree, that would be quite helpful.
I wonder if i could make double-relation or how do i call it, so If you for example have a restaurant menu and you want to get 2step in categories. Like You want users to get to "Cold drings" category and then there will be "sparkling" "fresh" "coffee coctails" and then there will be list of things. Is it possible with glide ?
Hello Robert ! Thanks for the video :) I have a problem that seems to be "unsolutionable" on Glide : do you know how, in a form, I could make a relation as condition, but not only with "is empty" or "is not empty", but rather with "contains ..." (as we have on Airtable for example). There should be a way to get this done but I can't find it and my brain is starting melting.. Thanks a lot in advance !
It’s possible, but it requires a workaround that’s a bit too complex to describe here. Book some time with me and we can discuss. calendly.com/robert-petitto
I love the way you explain things! Thanks for this.
You are so welcome!
Very helpful. Will put this into practice over the weekend.
Let me know if you need any assistance.
Thanks for doing this Robert. I love these deep dive into the basics videos. I must admit that I have to use UA-cams "Play at half speed for idiots like me" setting but this kind of info really helps.
Happy you find it helpful. Sowing down the video is a great strategy to following along with the tutorial.
Very very helpful. 5/5 rating explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
Superb video. So we’ll explained.
Much appreciated!
Great and helpful video.
Appreciated!
awesome tutorial, how would you allow a admin user to re-assign a review to another lesson ?
You probably wanna do it from the review details or edit screen. You can use a choice component to allow an admin to select the proper lesson id.
The condtional relationship is sort of cool that resides on a data. But how happen when the conditional involves mulitple data? The the add and create review form are repetitive. They are basically the same form. How can I have an overview of all the pages/forms of the app?
Ya…this video came out before we had a query column. Nowadays, I’d use a query column over this method. If you want to reuse a form, make sure to include the “show form screen” action inside a custom action. Then you can assign this custom action to any button to open the same form.
There isn’t a way to see all screens yet. I agree, that would be quite helpful.
Top notch 💯👌🏾
Appreciated 🙏
I wonder if i could make double-relation or how do i call it, so If you for example have a restaurant menu and you want to get 2step in categories. Like You want users to get to "Cold drings" category and then there will be "sparkling" "fresh" "coffee coctails" and then there will be list of things. Is it possible with glide ?
For sure! The second choice component would be filtered by “screen -> (1st choice value)”
Early
Right?!