Friends, please help. How can you change the color of the title in the block: data viewer list
Thanks!
tatiang
December 8, 2021, 10:31pm
2
The answer is: you can but… not right now. There’s a bug that’s being worked on that prevents you from selecting parts (e.g. title) of the Data Viewer List component:
opened 12:21AM - 01 Dec 21 UTC
bug
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### Platform
Snap to Place - web
### Steps to Reproduce
1. Add a Data Viewe… r List (DVL) component to a screen in the Snap to Place interface.
2. Assign a custom DVL layout to the DVL
3. Open the submenu (see https://community.thunkable.com/t/unable-to-access-data-viewer-list-sub-items/1619383) and notice that instead of the component name appearing in each block, the normally-hidden ID is displayed.
4. Adding one of these blocks results in an error.
### Expected Behavior
See above.
### Actual Behavior
See above.
### Project Link
###Community Link
[(https://community.thunkable.com/t/unable-to-access-data-viewer-list-sub-items/1619383)
](https://community.thunkable.com/t/unable-to-access-data-viewer-list-sub-items/1619383)
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muneer
December 9, 2021, 5:19am
3
It is worth mentioning that if you are not using DnD then you can reach sub-items of the DVL and therefore you will be able to implement the change of color required.
This had not been working in the Snap to Place interface either, unless it was fixed recently. See the bug report above.
muneer
December 9, 2021, 10:25am
5
You made me doubt myself. I created a new project in StP and changed the title color by code.
https://x.thunkable.com/projectPage/61b1d84f8953560010628ca5
You’re right, it’s working now!
https://x.thunkable.com/copy/9886575c785f9b4eb42da4570946908a
trying to repeat your project - nothing works
muneer
December 9, 2021, 5:39pm
8
Your table has a column called ID and you are using this column which will not work.
Tables in Thunkable has a hidden column named ID , use this one. It will be the first in the list.
I suggest you avoid naming your column just ID which could lead to confusion with the internal hidden column name.
