Y’all may have noticed something new in your components menu…
But in case you missed it — a horizontal list has made its way into Adalo!
The Horizontal Avatar List is the first of three & we show you all the ways to style it below in our latest YouTube Video
This has been in my wishlist even before joining Adalo. Thanks for implementing it so nicely.
Since I use Airtable to make lists, can I make custom horizontal lists with my Airtable data? Right now I can make vertical lists using Airtable data @KatelynCampbell
Can you put a toggle icon on the avatar of a list and have it replicate across all the avatars in the horizontal list (similar to how you would for a vertical list)? I want to put a small play circle on the corner of the avatar to indicate who is online and who is offline.
Other than that, I have put a horizonal list into a vertical list and I am able to pull the combined data of who the avatar is and other information from the vertical list. I would just like to be able to show who is online in the horizontal list.
I had a question - can we use external database with the horizontal list? When I’m using Airtable, I have to make custom lists, and they’re all vertical. But I want to make a horizontal list using data from Airtable, can that be done?
Guys, this component doesn’t let the user scroll down.
To test it, please put this component big on the screen and the use the preview on a smartphone and try to scroll down.
Like really put your finger on the component scrolling down, the screen does nota scroll.
Hey @anon78309838 & @KatelynCampbell, what’s the best way to show Menu Items belonging to a Menu Item Category Avatar and/or Chip List? Many to many relationships in the DB? Link to a series of new screens based on chosen Menu Category? I know @Victor used an InternalCategory property in Users Collection, but it was based on a button selection, not one of these horizontal lists. Thanks to all!
As I understand, internally these lists are not very different from custom lists (I’m speaking about filtering capabilities).
So I assume you can use the same approach.
If you elaborate a bit what would you like to achieve (and where did I use InternalCategory :)) probably me or someone else can come with solution suggestions.
Hello @Victor. I was referring to your instant filtering tour experiment video (InternalSelectedTour property).
My use case: Multi-restaurant ordering app, listing menu item categories like lunch, breakfast, drinks, sweets for each restaurant These categories have M2M relationship to menu items offered by the restaurant. And menu items belong to only to one restaurant.
Can we use these horizontal lists to show user available categories ten also show related menu items based on the selected category? Or can this only be done with buttons and filters or buttons and multiple screens?
Hope this helps and thank you ! Great videos, btw!!
The two videos you’ve created have been so helpful, @Victor ! Thank you. Are you available for a 30 minute 1-on-1 session? I’m still having some issues mainly because I have many-to-many relationships involved and another variable, which is a restaurant brand collection that is also related to menu items and categories. Thanks!