Creating a Custom Data Viewer List
First, read the Thunkable documentation on the Custom Data Viewer Layout.
For this example, I only included a single image, but other components could be added as well.
Step 1. Create a column with absolute height and width of 200, vertical and horizontal alignment of center and the Advanced property of perspective “Rotate Z” of 1.5708. Then add a single image to the column with absolute height and width of 150.
Now save the column as a data viewer layout. Wait a minute or 2 for thunkable to catch up and the layout will appear.
Create a new copy of Screen 1 (see remix below) and add a data list viewer to the Scroll Container column. Click List Item Layout and select the new custom layout. Admittedly, getting all of the rows in columns in rows in columns is complicated, but it is worth it. Most importantly, note that Scroll Row has a rotate z of -1.5708. This is where the magic occurs.
beautiful.
any simple way to make it row scrollable? my app when i add list new button will created.
i just want the buttons able to scrollable in row.
Yes, I know and I used it previously but in the beginning of the year I wanted to use DVL in a web app and found out that scroll (up/down) was not working and changed it to a List Viewer.
I was developing a simple app for a hair dresser and she wanted to show the hairstyles and I thought it would be nice to have it swipe side to side but it did not work not the DVL scroll option worked to book an appointment.
[I’ve successfully used localDB a lot in a project that works fine on the web, although I don’t make any changes to the data. I’m guessing that changes to the localDB don’t change, but everything that’s there when I publish the app is accessible with no problems - you can see it in action here Thunkable - all the text, the names of the image files, and the action of the buttons comes out of a local table ]
So it /does/ seem to populate the data source correctly, seen here:
@catsarisky, you are correct, the solution only works on devices, no on web apps.
There are sooooooo many discrepancies between the behaviors in apps (iOS and Android) vs. Web Apps, I long ago gave up on trying to make anything but the most rudimentary app work on all 3 platforms.
