🤖 [TUTORIAL] Build Beastly Choice Components with Glide's AI Component

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:wave: Hey Fellow Gliders!

The AI Component in Glide is an incredibly powerful tool when it comes to developing functionality previously unimaginable.

In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to use the AI Component to create a choice component that not only writes the selected value to a column of your choosing (like a typical choice component would do), but additionally trigger actions when any of those choice items are selected!

Watch the tutorial and leave a comment with additional ideas or details for leveraging such a feature!

:popcorn: Enjoy!

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I like Robert’s comment on building a choice writing to two columns: “it would take you at least an hour in dev time” :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Maybe for you - for me I would spend 1/2 a day and then just give up and use a collection.

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Thanks Bob, Gold as always…Bookmarked for sure :star_struck:

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:laughing: Too funny.

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My pleasure! I hope to make a whole series of quick AI Component tutorials. Let me know what you’d like to see!

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One that i can think of at the moment is a slider/carousel that has an action linked whereby if i click on the image, it goes to a particular screen that is linked to that particular image. I hope i am making sense with this.

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You bet! I’ve sorta done this. I’ll add it!

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Thanks Bob :grinning:

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This use case is well suited to reading and writing using a single table. the use case I need is to utilize the the ability of the choice component to read values from table A and write to table B.

The Gen AI component doesn’t let me populate the values of the choice list from the table I’m using in the out-of-the-box choice component.

Any ideas for how to work around this?

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If you pay close attention to @Robert_Petitto’s video, he is in fact reading the list of option from table A and writing the result to table B. He does it by utilizing the joined list in the user table as a middle man because the user profile is accessible everywhere. If you don’t want to use the user profile (user table), you could also place a joined list in the table that is the source of the screen that contains the custom AI component.

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If you pay close attention to

thanks for pointing out the fact that I missed Robert’s A>B thang. I will play the vid on .5 speed and sit up straight.

cheers

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