Hi, thunkers.
I have been searching on the forums for an answer to my question, but many of the possible solutions come with a thunkabe link that is expired, so I need to ask here:
I am working on a visual dictionary using Data Viewer list, but there are so many items that I have decided to use a first screen with List Viewer (simple List) to make it easier to locate the element that we need, that is to say, that the List Viewer works as a kind of DVL Index.
You’re using Any Component blocks that require a component ID. This is a hidden value generated by Thunkable and is unique for each component. So the in list app variable RowObject get #i block needs a list of components, not a list of data source values as you have it.
Do you mean I have to create a variable and write something like this to have the ID?
And when you say
“Another is to use the all Data Viewers block from the Any Component drawer and then get #i of that list. That will provide component IDs.”
Are you meaning this?
Where should I use it? I´m a bit obfuscated, really.
A white screen usually means that you’re trying to get a property name that doesn’t exist. Start simple and get one line of blocks working before you attempt to make all of them work at once. I have a method I use for debugging Thunkable projects. The link is below.
Hi Tatiang.
Yes, I have seen your video, but I can’t find the blocks you use. I have been working in STP, and it generated a blank screen. I have switched to D&D, and it no longer generates it, but whatever choice I make in the Simple List, it always takes me to the same page 1 with the bee.
You don’t need to use cloud variables. When using a data source, it will be stored inside the app. Therefore, you can do something simpler. Just grab the “call data_viewer_list#” and set the row id to whatever you need. I am creating a password manager app, and therefore need to use data sources. Just start a new conversation addressing me “@ksampei@ihmschoolonline.org”
Hi, Ksampei. I’ve just read that you have a way to solve this problem. That’s great. If you want a private conversation, my email is similar2similar@gmail.com
