Hi everyone,
I am working on a sneakers app with Adalo. Since our database includes 25k+ items, I am looking for ways to simplify the searching experience.
Let’s take an example. Currently we use the classic filter offered in Adalo where a user can search a sneaker whose Name contains Search Input.
In that situation, if a user wants to find, let’s say the Nike SB Dunk Low Safari he has to type at least 2 or 3 words of the full name in the correct order (ex: “dunk low safari”).
But if he types “dunk safari” the search engine won’t return any result, because the user has not typed the exact string of words.
That’s why I would like to find a way to search by keywords that would allow users to find shoes in a more intuitive way.
Does anyone have an idea of how I could do this?
Sorry if I am not clear.
I don’t think you have a capability to perform dynamic searches in Adalo.
If you’re using external databases, you’ll have flexibility in building faceted searches to meet your need. Unfortunately there’s no other solution i can think of within Adalo
I have the same problem with my Adalo database, haven’t found a proper solution yet. It makes performing searches within your app unnecessarily complicated for users. Searching by keywords seems to be the standard way to navigate any spreadsheet out there.
I do have a question about search. Is there anyway not to show all the record before filtering.
I would like to type in the search box and as letters are type a list starts to display and the user can select an item from the list and then be taken to another page.
Thanks James…
I think thats the problem there is no link back from the list to the information in the input component.
I only see all as a choice All, no reference back to input box.
I’m trying to do this:
The input box is blank, the list is blank. I type something in the lnput box the list begin to populate then I select what is in the list.
Thanks Again
@dazzycoffee Could I get access to your app so I could fix it? It’s just easier instead of relpy backing and forth. You add me to your app in settings.