I’m a newbie, and I tried to answer this question many times but can’t seem to find it yet. The problem might be that I don’t know how to ask it clearly and in the right terms. Here goes.
I have a button a tab screen. I would like users to be able to tap or click that button and then immediately go to a row on my sheet. I know how to connect to another tab. But the tab is one level too high, so to speak. The tab is for Hotels, where it lists an assortment of hotels. But I want the button to take the user to a specific hotel’s details.
I’m not sure if this makes any sense as I find it hard to explain in the correct terminology of Glide.
I would be glad to clarify further, please let me know. It seems like it should be an easy fix, at least I’m hoping.
hey, thanks! Well I use a Collections component with cards showing all the hotels. when someone taps on the hotel, it takes them to that row in the table, showing them just that hotel. I would think that a button or other set up could mirror that action somehow.
on my home tab I have a button that says View Hotels - that takes the user to all the hotels. So I thought a button could drill down to a specific hotel instead.
Where does the Hotel name come from? Does it make sense what I’m asking? If you are on a screen that is not tied to a specific hotel, and you have a table with 100 hotels, how would the button know which of those 100 hotels to show details about? I’m trying to get to the source of where this button is located.
What you are asking for is most likely possible, but I need to first understand the full picture. We know the user wants details for a specific hotel, but which one? What do they do up until the point that they click on that button that would give any indication that they are looking for details on one specific hotel? Do they type something? Do they select one from a dropdown? Do they navigate to a screen that references that one hotel? I’m just missing that one important detail of how do we know which hotel row to link to.
Feel free to show screenshots or mock up what you would want the user experience to be. It most likely would involve a relation or query linking to a specific hotel, and then directing the button to use that relation or query. It’s hard to say though, because I don’t know what the user experience is supposed to be like.