Alternative for TinyWebDB in Thunkable X

[Abanoub_Gallah]

Hi, is there an alternative method of TinyWebDB in Thunkable X as I can’t seem to find it.

[domhnallohanlon]

Hi @Abanoub_Gallah, welcome to the Thunkable Community

We have a wide variety of data storage option to choose from - take a look at them all here:
https://docs.thunkable.com/data

The one that will probably best suit your need is the LocalDB component

[Cian_O_Sullivan]

Last I checked the LocalDB has a bug and was not persistent. Is that still an issue?

[domhnallohanlon]

Have you filed a bug report about this @Cian_O_Sullivan?

Report Bugs and Submit Feature Requests in Our Public Github Repository

Dear Thunkers, One of our chief design principles at Thunkable is that our platform should be community-driven by our amazing group of developers. In the past, it’s been hard for us to organize and prioritize your requests on the community forum so we are testing out a new way for users to submit us your bugs and feature requests on Github, the same infrastructure our developer team uses to fix the bugs and build the features that will help you build the apps that you want. To submit a bug or…

[Abanoub_Gallah]

Thank you but could you show me how to use it logging username and passwords

[Cian_O_Sullivan]

I have not.

I reported it here.

Local DB - persistence of data values using the Local DB.SetCell method

Hi all, I was using the Local DB for the first time today for a simple “enter and then graph” data app (two fields), and I quickly discovered that (at this point in time) it isn’t possible to add rows to the Local DB. I thought a simple work around would be adding “dummy rows” and then manually keeping track of where the real last row is by way of a stored local variable. I did put values (non blank) within the dummy rows. While this strategy worked fine during any individual usage of the ap…

This is the first I saw about having to go to github to report a bug, which I do not think is very practical.

[domhnallohanlon]

I do not think is very practical.

Off topic, but just to clarify, you don’t think GitHub is very practical? Or something else?