Another issue

[Steve]

Hi!

I’m currently building an app using Glide, and I believe I’m using the newer Glide App interface. However, I’m unable to access the “is signed-in user” filter option when trying to apply filters on my data.

Here’s what I’ve confirmed:

• My app uses a Users table with an Email column.
• User profiles are enabled and configured properly.
• The UserResponses table contains a User ID column where the signed-in user’s email is stored.
• A relation column links User ID to the Users table’s Email.
• I’m filtering from the Data tab on a screen connected to UserResponses, but the “is signed-in user” filter does not appear.

I’ve tried various setups, including using relation fields and standard text fields, but the signed-in user condition never shows up in the filter options.

Could you please confirm if my account is limited to the Classic Glide environment, and if so, is it possible to upgrade my account or workspace to the new Glide Builder environment?

Thank you for your help!

[Jeff_Hager]

Can you show a screenshot of how you are trying to set up the filter? It should be something like ‘Email’ ‘Is Signed-in User’.

[Steve]

This is all I can see

[Mazen]

@Steve

The UserResponses table contains a User ID column where the signed-in user’s email is stored.

Is it an Email column?

[Darren_Murphy]

@Steve

This is all I can see

If you’re seeing options like “is included in” that means the source of your filter is wrong.
As Jeff said, it should be something like “email is signed in user”, which means the filter source should be an email type column.

I think we need to see a few more screen shots that show the full context.

[Steve]

[Jeff_Hager]

So is your filter pointing to that User ID column? It’s not clear in any of your screenshots which column you are attempting to use in your filter.