Hi team
I have a problem with email as row owner in the Users table. One form can generate another item with same email.
Normally one user in Users table with id and email used as row owner must be unique!
But during a submit event the form that point Users table to update the User profile with a signed in user ( completing some values) are generation a new item inside Users table with an existing same user email in a new line.
The result is 2 users with same email !!
I don’t understand what s happens!
Some advice
A user row is automatically generated when a user signs in for the first time.
Forms and Form Containers always add rows. That is their purpose.
Edit Forms and Detail Screens can edit existing rows.
You should be editing the existing row that was automatically generated instead of creating a new row with the form. Use an Edit Form instead of a Form to edit an existing row instead of creating a new one.
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I use EDIT Form with button action not New form!. Edit form is creating a new user on Users table on submit where this user signed allready exist!
0 User is logged.
1 Edit form based on table Users with a button event
2 set user profile values with the user signed
3 Submit form
New users is created in my table, but this users exist before. Now 2 users with same email (as row owner) that is the problem. 2 users !
Doesn’t sound like you have it set up correctly. The Edit form has it’s own submit button. You should not need to add a button and you should not have to set up any actions. The native submit button should work without any configuration. Show me how you have set it up.