🎉 Filter Inline Lists Using Multi-Select Choice Components!

[Get_Plantain]

Thank you for this helpful thread. Was the full tutorial ever shared? I only see the teaser.

[Get_Plantain]

@Robert_Petitto

That would be slick (and preferred), but to my knowledge there’s no way to auto select an item in a choice component upon switching tabs…only when diving into a details screen from an inline list or via button press etc.

Thank you! Is the full tutorial available?

[Robert_Petitto]

Yes, sorry! I just updated the original post:

Filter Inline Lists Using Multi-Select Choice Components!

Hey all! I found a super streamlined way to filter an inline list using multi-select choice components. Take a look! [Glide: Filter an Inline List with Choice Components]

[estebandelgado]

excelente muchas gracias esa explicación era la que necesitaba

[Robert_Petitto]

¡Estoy contento que te sirva el video!

[Get_Plantain]

Thanks very much! This was helpful for a Glide app. I’m building a basic directory (for now) using Glide pages. We don’t currently require website visitors to log-in. Is there anyway to recreate this using Glide pages and without individual log-ins?

[Get_Plantain]

I don’t see the “details” layout option in Glide pages, so I’m not sure it’s even possible.

[Robert_Petitto]

In Glide Pages, there is no separation of layouts — really, every screen is a details layout, so it works just the same as in the video.

If you’re not having users sign in, then instead of using the users sheet, you’d create a one-row working table that contains user specific columns. Use this working table as the source of the screen.