Hi there, I am struggling to use a choice as a filter with following structure. I have TOPICS SUBTOPICS CONTENTS The properties relate like this: A TOPIC HAS MANY SUBTOPICS A SUBTOPIC CAN BELONG TO MANY TOPICS A CONTENT CAN BELONG TO MANY TOPICS A CONTENT HAS MANY SUBTOPICS The target UX i…

For second choice component, you’ll need to add a filter that filters by “screen > (1st choice component value” [image] Glide Docs Welcome to Glide Docs, a steadily growing collection of articles and videos on how to use Glide. We can’t wait to see what you build! …

Hi Robert, you have been a master for me so far! Thanks for all your tutorials and support. I watched the “INIFITE and DYNAMIC Filtering!” however my case is slighlty more complicated due to: The “write to” destination is the TOPIC table, but the rows I want to filter are in the CONTENT table and…

Multiple choice filtering is a bit more complicated, but still very achievable. Also, when adding custom filtering, I recommend making the source of your page the users table. That way you can write the filter values to a user specific column In the user profile table so it can be accessed anywhere. …

Great Robert, thanks a lot. My Glide Page has optional login. Will the solution you said work anyway also with optional login? Thanks

Now that you brought this up, from a design perspective I read (thought I read/thought I understood) that you should not use the ‘user profile’ table except for ‘user’ info from a security perspective. But the user profile is the one table that is accessible in actions, visibility and filters so it…

I’ve done it multiple different ways. Using the user profile table as the source is one solution. I’ve also used separate single row tables to serve as the tab source and to hold user specific values. It’s all personal preference. As @Robert_Petitto pointed out, using the user profile table make…

I never really understood the Single Value column and its usefulness nor a single row work table when you have multiple users. I have seen @Darren_Murphy reference and use them but I have not understood them and how they could be used in a multi-user environment. I can’t get my head around it …

USC columns allow multiple users to enter a value into the same cell without other users seeing what someone else entered. It allows for a completely unique experience for each user. That’s why a single row table with USC columns works. Each user is editing the same row, but the values they enter…

Hi, I am new to Glide so this to me sounds difficult. I wanted to clarify that for now my Glide Page is Public, no need to store user information. I just want the list to be filtered through the choice component. I would have use the built in “show filter” option of the list, but: it’s only single …

Single value columns enable me to ‘add’ columns within tables that I can then filter/ITE within actions without resorting to stuffing my user profile table. A lot of my ‘user profile’ usage is trying to get access to data from actions or filters. Instead I can user SV and USC-based working tables t…

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For second choice component, you’ll need to add a filter that filters by “screen > (1st choice component value”

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