Thanks for help in advance. Hoping someone knows a way to translate a list of values [title and subtitle] (dates in this example):
9/18/2022
9/19/2022
9/20/2022
9/21/2022
to a single text string, comma separated ideally ==> 9/18/2022,9/19/2022,9/20/2022,9/21/2022
This would be easier if you’d explain your database architecture a little bit.
I would do this with a list with timers.
You can add a ‘converted to string’ variable True / False for value added
Then have a list of 9/18/2022 et al
Have it ranked newest to oldest.
Have it set to showing a maximum value of 1 and ‘converted to string’ = False
Have a countdown timer that that at end of countdown add date ‘stored value, new value’ wherever you’re trying to save this AND ‘converted to string’ = True
The list should then run through your dates adding them to the string.
Might be a little off from what I said above but I think something similar would work.
Hi Barrett - thank you for the help. For this, it’s pretty simple. I have a single collection of dates, that i am trying to transpose into a single field/text/string that is comma separated
Hi - Been working through this problem, and while the Listify object does work, it only works at a point in time when the collection is initially filtered.
For my opportunity, I am intending to use your Listify objects to situate and pass date values (x-axis) and metric values (y-axis) to quickchart.io chart. I have tested this and it does work correctly, however when dates are changed, I can’t get the chart to refresh with the new date range values, because the Listify objects don’t dynamically update, even though they have filters set on them. The only way that this works, is for me to leave the screen and come back, then it updates correctly. This is a pain, and from a UX perspective, is terrible.
The Adalo “Simple List” object does dynamically update however, and I am curious to know if it would be possible for the Listify object to reference the “on-screen” Simple List. Or, if folks have a thought on another workaround?
Also, I know there is a Quickchart.io component from @Mitch-Pragmaflow , but i can’t get it to install correctly… I am wondering if this would solve my issue, and alleviate all the workaround logic i am trying to implement.
Thanks Mitch - i definitely appreciate the help. I am hoping my issue is a simple one. Think it’s great you even have the quickchart.io component as an option, although it’s now becoming a personal challenge / goal of mine to make this workaround work…
If you’ve already installed it and you see that message, click on the Developers settings, click “shared with me” and you’ll see the component on the list. You must then click the 3 dot button next to the component and add the component to your team.
I have enabled developer mode. I actually have the “GeoLocationPF” component installed, and was able to successfully get that to go via the same process i am trying for the quickchart component.
thanks again, all.
i have a video of the issue, i’ll see about getting it published here