We have connected Airtable with Glide and are updating all data into Airtable using the API, as you already know. My issue is that we have not given edit column access for the VS Calendar Table throughout the app.
However, some columns are being updated with incorrect values through the API.
This seems impossible, as users only have view access to the columns. I will share a screenshot of the bug. In the screenshot, it appears that we edited two columns via the API, but in reality, no one edited them from our end. This has a significant impact on our side.
Could you please investigate and provide a clear reason for the issue, along with a resolution?
I donât use Airtable, so Iâm not sure, but my initial thought is that something isnât configured correctly in your app.
What I would do is open the table in the Glide Data Editor, select the column, and choose Find All Uses. Then trace through everywhere that column is used and see if you find a spot in the app where that column value is unintentionally being changed.
I reviewed the Kanban Configuration, and I observed that when I modify any other field in the table, it only displays read access; however, when using the Event Status, it shows write access. I would like to understand if this behavior is expected in the Kanban View. How can we address and rectify this issue?
I have attached a screenshot for your reference. We have configured two fields, âEvent Statusâ and âVolunteer Orientation date 1.â The data is grouped based on these fields.
If you donât want to allow a user to move the cards, then I recommend creating a template column that duplicates the Event Status column. This will create a computed column that cannot be changed by the user. Point the Group By setting to the template column.
