What is the proposed idea/solution?Add the ability to insert a Condition (like in Rules > Visibility) on the Submit button of a form. Possibly even run an automation to check values in other tables before Submitting a form.How does is solve the user ...
I have a list of 100-200 sign-up's on a shared view (that's embedded in my website, so it "should" update), and I want to have a public user "Approve" or "Deny" each sign-up by clicking a field button (see screenshot) that would update one Select Fie...
I have a very large, dynamic number of opportunities with a dynamic number of positions available in each opportunity. I want to limit the number of Form submissions to the total number of slots, depending on the opportunity. When registration opens,...
I have a set of Businesses on Table A and a Form that will create a new User for Table B. I want a User to search through the Businesses using an Interface, click on a button from a specific Business record, and then be able to fill out a form that w...
@ScottWorld Still working on a solution for a dynamic form submission limiter using Fillout.From what I tested today on Fillout, the "quantity remaining" was passed in through URL parameters, so it won't refresh, per se.Right now, access to the form ...
Good morning!On line 15, you initialized the input config with a "let" named "recordID." Now you have to drill down into that config with the "." (dot) syntax to access the value in it. In your case, you've called it "my record ID." Make sense?I woul...
When you add a new item in Table 1, are you doing that manually or through a form?One thing I've learned from using Airtable is to leverage its strengths and not fight against it. If I understand what you want to do, the automation and scripting are ...
I like where your head is, but I'm not sure how to trigger an automation from a shared view. This setup uses a button field.I see where I can configure a button in an Interface, but that creates a different challenge. Seems I need the enduser to have...
It does help, thank you! There are many ways to handle this. Here's my recommendation...The developer in me would create a Button Field to run a script Extension (or a checkbox field to run an automation) that would create/update a timestamp of a For...
