This filter doesnt work

Is there anybody who know why it doesnt work?
It should contain Logged"in user, but it shows…


Can you rephrase your question ?

Do you mean “does not contain” should contain logged in user ?

Show what you are expecting and show what you get.

Thank you, Yongki.

My app database has three collections, User, Question, and Reply.

Then, this is what I want to get, if you reply to a question once, I dont want the question to show up to you anymore. (on the image i sent, “Logged in User” is you)

A question is linked to a reply, and the reply is linked to Logged in User.

So, once you reply to a question, the reply should be linked to logged in user.

Because I dont want the question to show up to you anymore, I have ordered like the picture.

possible to understand? Sorry for my broken English, I appreciate if you would ask me to get understand.
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Can you show this in the collection editor ?

This can be achieved using count in visibility, like current reply>count filter (current reply>email is equal to logged in user>email) greater than 0

Assuming your relationship supports that.

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This is really wrong.
Reply>Users = count 1 (the first picture shows), and just as try, I filtered like this(the second picture shows), but all shows, which means “Reply>Users” doesn’t be count.


Put the count filter in visibility, not in the list.

So you click on the rectangle inside the list, put visibility on the rectangle.

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I’m DONE!!!
Really thank you soooo much youngki!
so kind really appriciate, thank you m(_ _)m

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Great, glad to hear that.

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Yongki, could I ask one more question?

Sure, just shoot it.

Perhaps open new thread would be better.

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Thank you. Can you visit here?

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