My app’s URL: https://go.glideapps.com/app/MrQuzOYcmn7FPH2oZApo
I’d like to offer my users a choice between entering an address or using their current location. If selecting current location (in a form), I’d like the “enter address” field to disappear. No condition I use lets me accomplish this. What am I missing?
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For my sanity, have you tried each condition separately or reworked with AND’s instead of OR’s? The way you have it right now with all 3 conditions and OR’s could bite you.
Yes…each was separate. I just wanted one screenshot so combined them all for the sake of this post
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I assumed as much, but just wanted to make sure.
Should have circled it in red so you wouldn’t have questioned the clarity
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I took the liberty of doing it for you.
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I just spit out my iced tea!
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Now THOSE are circles!!! (you’ve been practicing…haven’t you?)
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Every single day. Maybe I should be a teacher. I would be crazy good at grading papers.
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I thought you were a teacher-of-sorts? Though, nowadays, using red pen is frowned upon—hurts their egos.
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Nope Programmer/Analyst for an insurance company.
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Ah. I thought you mentioned in a few posts about your “students”?
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My girlfriend teaches skating lessons. My main app is for her and the other coaches to track students.
Okay, experienced same issue when developing Uber Hire. Try this pls.
- Show current location when address field is empty. And
- Show address field when current location is empty.
The only problem is once current location is populated the empty condition will no longer work.
It may not work for this use case, but I’ve had no issue with the visibility settings when I collect the choice prior to the form and pass it through as a column value to perform the visibility checks in the form. That is, I have a pre-form choice of use device or manual entry, then the form has visibility settings based on that choice. It’s working without issues this way.
Just is empty/is not empty? Probably would work—user specific column, right?