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Hello everyone,


I have been greatly enjoying Interfaces, what a wonderful tool, thank you !

However, I don’t understand if and how I can delete a record from inside an interface.


For example, I have an interface that is a record list. Above that record list I put a button/link to a form associated with the table from the record list, so that I can create new records. But I don’t understand how I could delete records from inside the interface. For now, I’m going back to my base with grid view, I have to find the record, right click and delete. Not the most efficient.


Is is possible to delete a record from inside an interface?

If not, did any of you find a decent workaround?


Thank you,

Ray

Unfortunately there’s no straightforward way to do this currently, although I would imagine its coming.


Right now, you can do this either with an automation (with a drop down field trigger for example), or by having a list of linked records, clicking on that, then clicking on the original record from the popup and deleting it the traditional way.


Unfortunately there’s no straightforward way to do this currently, although I would imagine its coming.


Right now, you can do this either with an automation (with a drop down field trigger for example), or by having a list of linked records, clicking on that, then clicking on the original record from the popup and deleting it the traditional way.


Thanks !

I just did the dropdown + automation (with a script found here). Works good enough !


For info…I’ve just today gone to implement this and seen a notice that there’s “New Button functionality” that natively does this and other functions - yay!!


https://community.airtable.com/t/new-button-types-in-interface-designer/5054


Hi there!

At miniExtensions, we've created a third-party form designed exclusively to integrate with Airtable, offering a set of advanced tools to enable safe record deletion. In the form's Security section, you'll find options to allow users to delete records, protect the form with a password, enable CAPTCHA for added security, or even conditionally hide the delete button based on another field’s value.

 


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