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Congratulations for the great progress you make, I just wanted to ask if in the pro version the thunkable logo will disappear when the application starts.
I am very anxious to see the components that integrate Blockchain.
In app creation, variables work like containers to hold numbers, phrases, the results of a calculation, a database call, or other important values in the app, in the mobile device’s local storage or in the cloud.
Instead of repeating these values in multiple places, a variable can be used wherever it is needed in your Blocks code.
App , stored and cloud variables
When you create a variable, you’ll have the choice between an app, stored and cloud variable. All variable types work across screens and the only difference is where they are stored.
An app variable works across screens and is stored in the app itself
A stored variable also works across screens but is saved to the mobile device itself. This means that a stored variable can be retrieved from a previous session. A stored variable is similar to saving a value to Local Storage and is especially useful for retrieving a user’s previous setting.
A cloud variable also works across screens but is saved to the cloud powered by Firebase. By default, the cloud variable is saved to the Thunkable default Firebase database but you can save them to your own private Firebase database by following the instructions here. Cloud variables can be used similar to saving and retrieving values to a Realtime DB powered by Firebase and can be used in a number of applications that share data across users in the cloud.
LATEST UPDATE: @AcrobatEpee picked the solution from the universe and brought it to earth. You can see an example image of the workaround or solution in another more specific thread:
I give up - can any great guy help me? Otherwise no coding for me today
UPDATE: Still coding
I recommend everyone who wants to add an item to a list to use listviewer instead of list variable. just set the height to 0 (zero). Then the listitems can be used instead of a list-variable. This workaround works for me in my project, which does a SQL like sorting of objects (sort objects by price / likes / creationdate)
… but beware the bug, that adding to list for listviewer only works for > 1 item , otherwise (length of list = 1) you have to assign the list item with a different block
ah, thanks for your help. I understand: the variable “j” is still a variable from the old ages and has no bugs. Now I’m trying to get the “set object property”-block to work till one hour - still trying…
The set object property block will have the same issue. Right now you can only update the value of the new variables with the set block - other blocks that modify the value won’t work. I’m going to take a look at how to fix both scenarios. Thanks for finding these bugs!
and has no bugs. Now I’m trying to get the “set object property”-block to work till one hour - still trying…