Multirow Choice Component (aka Chips UI)

I’ve been using that same confirm method on some forms in my app. It’s great.

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Ok. So who is it? Is it @Adrianne_Ngam the one leaking our Roadmap or what!? This cannot be possible.

Indeed, we do have explorations about offering some sort of pills components, and we started investigating how to offer them. In the following mockup you can see them being used to invoke the full UI for the filtering view.

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That’s lovelyyyy

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:rofl:

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This would be a BEAUTIFUL thing!!!

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I won my day today, for learning how to do it !!! :wink:

Thank you BOB !!!

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I did this as well but I am not able to click on any of the button. Am I doing something wrong?

Hello @Pratik_Shah, first I configured the buttons, and then I included rich_text with the code, and it takes care of handling the buttons, (but it does this with all the buttons on the page).


.ekttti {
width: 50%;
float: left;
}
.gbJqOE {
display: unset;
}
[data-test="app-button-view"] {
margin: 10px;
}

I tried this as well and this is what it shows.

No idea what I’m doing wrong.

Try copying and pasting that code directly into a rich text box on the screen rather than in a template column.

eg.

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I just copied it directly on the Rich Text component, still nothing. :tired_face:

Hm. I know that the unnamed classes (eg .ektti), can change at will and vary from user to user. You’ll need to do a bit of dev inspection to see where the conflict lies.

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Alright, I’ll look into that.

Thanks @Robert_Petitto

Have you tried using the real app instead of the editor?

Hm…works for me.

Yes. Same thing.

Ah. It’s a Safari issue.

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It does take your left float thing into displaying so the code works. What action do you have for those?

I realized that when you switch to android, you also do it, as if it were a screen adaptation!