Adalo has been very nice so far except this trash implementation. No matter how i tried to use it its completely useless and the tutorial equally pointless. Can someone gimme a clear example please?
Hello, welcome to the forum. Relationships are used to link databases together and also pass information from screen to screen.
Another thing you can do (which I do in some cases) is to work with IDs. For example, if a user posts a photo, instead of creating a relationship between the photo and user databases, I set the ID of the user who posted it to property. Then, I work with filters to show me all the photos whose user ID is the same as the logged-in user ID.
If you want to export, you already have the IDs of the photo owner, for example.
Then you have many-to-many relationships. For example, one user follows another user (a system for following a profile like Instagram). You can play around with them in many ways.
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Just in case, here is the help section with videos: Relationships | Adalo Resources.
Best,
Victor.
@Santiago does this way using ID’s allow for more flexibility and stability?
Hey thank u for your answer, im currently doing it by IDs but its a bad design cause i cant hop between tables and wiith the ID i have to store duplicate data.
Im making a booking app where the admin creates a table with times and the users can select which of those times they want. Then the admin pairs the users based on shared times. How should the tables be structured for this?
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