Hey @Lucas_Pires
Would you explain how you achieved this?
It looks awesome.
Increment on the like number column + show notification, it seems.
I might be wrong but it looks like the first tap doesnât actually increase the like. The second tap seems to be the one increasing it as well as showing the notification. I might be wrong though.
Edit: This is what I think itâs happening. The first tap is prolly setting a user specific date and time. Then there is a condition in which of the user-specific value is not empty then increment the likes.
Will increment âincr_Likesâ column by 1 (first tap glide just recognize the touch, incrementing only the second tap)
will:
Show Notification: Liked!
Increment a âLikesâ column (not user-specific) by 1
and Set Columns:
Set Column:
@Lisa @SantiagoPerez, and everyone
I studied better this situation, and updated the action above.
Before I was using the increment till 2, but the first tap glide just recognizes the touch, incrementing only the second tap
The older action, incrementing till 2, glide was recognizing 3 taps as @SantiagoPerez said too.
Test the double click: https://harmonious-trick-7630.glideapp.io/
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Great work
@lisa Apologies in advance for this, but Iâm a stickler for detailâŠ
I noticed in one of your screenshots the text â1 Chat Requests PendingâŠâ
That would bug the bejeebus out of me, so Iâd probably have an ITE column:
If ChatRequests = 1
"Chat Request Pending..."
Else
"Chat Requests Pending..."
LOL I canât hate on facts! I will update this. I have it for followers, (IF 1 follower THEN âFollowerâ, ESLEâŠ) but missed this one.
Is this done by comparing the last opened time to the timestamp of the last comment made?
Thanks.
Great! Thanks for sharing