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Hi!I used to embed a regular gallery view in my WordPress web site but I did not like how the title of each card (primary field) where always cut off. I tried creating an interface design of the same gallery, embed it, and I really liked the result. Titles were visualized in its complete form and the whole thing looked better and cleaner.The thing is that for some reason, the mobile version of the embed gallery interface came out grayed with a message saying "viewport too small to display the gallery element". I checked out the embed code and it was basically the same for both for the regular gallery view and the gallery interface. Nontheless, the regular gallery view showed in the mobile version of the website and the gallery interface not. If anyone has an idea or suggestion on what is causing this and how to solve it I'd appreaciate it. The iFrame code:<iframe class="airtable-embed" src="https://airtable.com/embed/appPRfMipHQgdzhMu/shrJYeU4ylrN3M1v8" frameborder="0" onmousewheel
Hi Everyone,I really hope you can help me.I have a table (Client Session Log) which creates a records every time the client has a session. I’m creating an automation, where a forms is emailed out to the client after Session 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.It works up until the email part. The email address for the client is in the Client Coaching table: This is how I set up the email section:1.2.3.4. I am getting the following error message: I would really appreciate some advice here.Thank you if you have taken time to look at this. Kind regards,Siobhan
What is the best way to show subtasks in the timeline view?I use Airtable to manage projects. Currently they don’t show any kind of relationship and often end up moving across the page because of the default time sort. Ideally they’d group together from the parent. All of the tasks are in one table, labelled either task or subtask, and the subtasks are in a connected to the parent in a linked field.
Hey guys,I have someone on my team getting a weird issue when trying to open a record detail in an interface. It's a timeline view interface where users can click into the record to view fields including a linked field to the project that when click opens a record detail of the whole project. The issue we are having is that when a person tries to open the project record detail they get the error "This record was hidden. The record might have been edited or your access might have changed." They have full editor permission on the interface page and I can't find any other filters on the record detail page that might be causing this issue. I am also unable to replicate this bug on my end even when viewing as the user. Has anyone run into this bug before? Does anyone know why my user is unable to open the project record detail? And anyone know of a fix?Thanks!
Hi,We run a photo studio CRM with Airtable, and would like to start storing customer end product images there. This would mean some 20-30 images at 2-3 mega each and hundreds of customers annually. We’re on the Team plan so have 20 gigs limitation per base for attachments, so space would end quite soon.The for me easy and obvious solution was to write to Airtable sales to ask if one could just pay for more storage, since we don’t need the Business plan additional features (and eventually that would also hit storage limitations), but they don’t seem to be responding.I know the storage limit is per base so I guess one could somehow create more bases just for adding attachment storage, but I don’t see how to do that. And it seems this would create problems when we need the second, the the third “extra” base.Hence my question here, what would your experiences be with this?Any best practices here?Rgds,Björn
Hey Airtable Community! 🎉 The countdown is officially ON for Daretable, the conference for Airtable enthusiasts happening in New York City on October 25-26! Whether you're a newbie or a seasoned user, this event is your chance to level up your skills and network with fellow Airtable enthusiasts. 🎙️ Are you attending Daretable? Share your expectations, questions, and enthusiasm for the conference in this thread for a chance to earn an exclusive Community badge! We'd love to hear what sessions you're most looking forward to, what you hope to learn, and maybe even who you're hoping to connect with! This thread can be a great place to start making connections with each other! P.S. While I personally can't attend this time around (and will be living vicariously through this thread), be sure to connect with the incredible Community and Education team on-site (@kev, @leah_ackerman, @AMtable) to geek out on all things Academy and Community!
Hello everyone, I’m designing the content layout for my team and I want to group relevant data items under common names like what we can do with “Grouping” button in Excel. For example, I have these data points: Overview: Company Name, Country, Status, Sector, Sub-sector, Stage (I want to group these four data points under the “Overview”) I also want to collapse/expand the view (with the “+” button as shown in the image) Thanks a lot for your help!
Hi,Hi, I’m new here and need help setting up a basic leave tracker for a small organization of up to 20 people. I want to automate notifications and maintain the leave database efficiently.Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Hi, I’m part of a small growing business. We are looking for inventory database options as we begin to expand. I was curious if any other food-related businesses use Airtable for their inventory tracking? If so, how’s it going? Do you believe Airtable will be a good option as your company expands and grows?
I have a single select field in an interface that allows users to enter new values if what they need isn’t already on the list. This will grow over time and it would be a lot more useful if it was in alphabetical order, but I don’t want to have to go into the field properties every day and click the alphabetize button. Is there any way to automate this?
In my interface I can provide a Pie chart that will show the % of yes and no responses to a survey question.Each response, yes or no, is tied to a month value. I want to see the % over time of the people that reported yes to display a trend chart month over month. Example in Jan 42% reported Yes, in Feb 100% reported yes. This would be similar to my average satisfaction score month over month. How do I take the Yes/No answers and convert them into a % of the population in order to track month over month?
I can't move left or right within the rows using the keyboard arrow keys in the "interface". I've been experiencing this issue since yesterday. Also, I'm unable to copy the data within the rows using Ctrl+C.
Hi Everyone! I have an automation that is set to find records in a certain view and send them an email. I know when in testing Airtable will only show the first 10 records, but it is also completing the automation for the first 10 records as well and right now that view has about 18 records in it. Any advice on whats going on with it?
Hi there, I’m just wondering if anyone has tested the new Sandbox beta yet? This looks like something that would be really beneficial to us, but having never used anything like it I’m interested to hear other people’s experiences before enabling it. An example of something I’m not sure about is that I will sometimes have to make bulk changes to data when making field changes (eg splitting or consolidating fields), which may still be getting edited in Production while I’m making the changes in Sandbox. Does Airtable do anything to manage this? Looking forward to hearing your experiences. Thanks,Josh
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