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Oh, so many fun options. And a great opportunity to make a game of ā€œWould you ratherā€¦ā€
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But we could do this with the choice function already.

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Of course - just a different look

There is one big difference - you canā€™t trigger an action when somebody makes a choice selection. The most you can do is maybe fiddle with visibility based on the state of the choice component.

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no, im saying in that persons case

Would you care to share the process for building the previous/next button bar? - Struggling Newbie

Hi @SuperHeavy , the steps I implemented are like below.

I have a numeric column to ā€œnumberā€ each row. Letā€™s say I have 20 rows then I order them from 1 to 20.

Then I create a user-specific (u-s) number column to store the ā€œpageā€ the user is in.

I create a relation from that u-s column back to the numeric column and use lookups to bring back the title and content that the user is looking at.

The button bar consists of two ā€œbackwardsā€ and ā€œforwardā€ buttons. The backward decrement the u-s column until it reaches 1, then I show a notification that says something like ā€œCanā€™t go backā€, same for the ā€œforwardā€ part, it increments until the number reaches 20, then I say ā€œCanā€™t go forwardā€.

An idea is to configure that so when it reaches 20, then an increment goes back to 1 and when it reaches 1, a decrement goes back to 20 so you create a never ending loop.

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