The application I made will include a feature for parents to record which teeth their children have and ensure their regular monitoring, so I placed check boxes on the teeth during the milk tooth in the jaw picture of the milk tooth sequence. purpose I want the check boxes selected by the user to remain checked or unchecked even if the application is opened and closed (depending on the user’s check box status), unless the user makes another check mark. So he will be able to check regularly. However, in the application I made, the user ticks the check box instantly, but the signs are reset when he moves to another tab or opens and closes the application, what do I need to add to the blocks for this? will he be able to explain this clearly?
To save values even when the app is closed, you need to use a stored variable, a cloud variable (Firebase), or a cloud-based data source such as Google Sheets or Airtable.
For what you’re wanting to do, I would suggest a stored variable that is a list. Specifically, I would create a list with the maximum number of teeth so that you can use the tooth number as the list item index number. For example, for the checkbox value for tooth #61 above, you would check item #61 of the list variable.
Set the variable to true or false using the green logic blocks. That way you can set each checkbox to the variable value and it will automatically be checked or unchecked (because checkboxes are either true or false in Thunkable).
i’m new at this. can you tell me how I should do this step by step with blocks? it’s enough for you to tell me that I’m only going to make one tooth because I think you’ll look like him in your other teeth
i also did this in google charts, right?
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