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I provided Apple with the emails and passwords I created and saved in Adalo DB however they keep saying they cannot log in with the credentials I provided.
check the action after login, it must be linked to the home page - logged in status. Silly me forgot to do that recently and users after login cant direct themselves to the landing logged in page.
@BladingB did you make sure that the ‘test’ account that you made for the Apple review meets the criteria for the “this action will only happen if” link on each home screen? That might be the problem, bc if the test user isn’t true/false for the requirements that you setup for the click actions it woun’t send the user anywhere.
Seems like the data type is text you should make a collection with your 4 types. My guess is that there’s a mistake either in user type or in the logic which directs users to the right place. The mistake can be a space at the end or at the front, possibly case sensitive too…
I did some quick tests and discovered the first time you hit the login button with those credentials, nothing happens, but if you fill it in again and then submit again, you are logged in successfully.
I will continue to investigate the cause of this and then send in a bug report to our team itnernally.
@BladingB It is best practice to not have the conditional actions on the login button itself. The system has not fully registered the logged in user yet. In order to avoid the “double login” you would want to link this login button to a blank transitional screen with transition none on the action. Make this transitional screen your home screen navigation and from here you can add screen actions with all the conditions you would like with transition none.
Thanks Ashley. After adding a transition screen with none transition I only need to log in once. I will resubmit it for review after figuring out how to use the calendar component.
