Hi,
I would like to ask for your comments or suggestions on how I can go about this problem:
Problem is the moment I type something in the text entry, it disappears. So I am unable to proceed.
Thank you.
Maybe you could use check box to rule the visibility of the two components.
…or enter manually ☑️
When you check the box the choice component would disappear and the text entry would be shown.
Hi Eric,
My problem actually is the moment I type something in the text entry, it disappears. I do not know why, I am only using the visibility condition as stated in the screenshot.
The moment I type something in this field, it disappears. Even with just one letter. So, I am unable to continue with what I am suppose to do.
Yes I understand the problem. My suggestion is to use a separate component to control the visibility of the drop down vs the text entry.
Hi Eric,
Can you elaborate further on how to do this?
Thank you.
I’ll give you a logical explanation. Setting the visibility of the text entry component with “Show component when Brand Name is empty” will create a conflict when you fill it in (is it still empty?). Therefore, you need to create another column, as @Eric_Penn mentioned, to choose whether to use manual input or not. This column could be a boolean column.
Hi Himaladin,
To clarify things I am just following the youtube tutorial by Robert Pettito. Here is the link https://youtu.be/RyiOxzsN9N4?si=TbyNJ3zdSAJNngo-
I double checked his instructions and did the same thing, or did I make a wrong step?
Thank you.
Didn’t watch Roberts video really close, but scrubbed through quickly to see what he was doing. I think he mentioned that the visibility is conditioned on a relation where the selected choice relates to the choice table and if a record is found then the relation is not empty, which hides the text entry. The condition checks the relation, and not the value that’s written to the column.
Are you sure that you set it up exactly as he did? Also that video is quite old and appears to pertain to classic apps which is Glide’s legacy product, so I’m not sure if the same method would work today with new apps.
Yes… in the video, it shows the visibility settings based on the relation column, not directly pointing to the basic column. In other words, the relation indicates that no matching category has been selected, making the text entry visible. If a match is found (chosen), then hide the text entry.
Hi Jeff,
Yes I did it exactly the same. I do think that the issue arises because the video tutorial might already be obsolete and is does not match the current product.
I booked an consultation and will check on how I can go about this.
Thank you for your support guys.
OK, I only mentioned it because there is no indication in your screenshots that you were using a relation to control visibilty. It appears that your visibility condition is looking at a basic text column and not a relation column.
HI Jeff,
Double checked it and I changed it back to rel, and it worked. Thank you so much!
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