Another question on this: does filterByKey slows down the app when there are several hundreds of records? As it seems to iterate each record to check wether the key is present or not. If it does slow the app down, what formula would be preferable in a many to many relation (in order to have access to all the fields of the linked table) ?
Thanks @Joyce !! But what if the related table is users (supabase auth table) ? Should we create a "Profile" table (linked to the users table from auth) in order to access to the user information and display them?
I really liked this format, taking questions from the forum!
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it. We'll try to do more of these :)
Another question on this: does filterByKey slows down the app when there are several hundreds of records? As it seems to iterate each record to check wether the key is present or not. If it does slow the app down, what formula would be preferable in a many to many relation (in order to have access to all the fields of the linked table) ?
Why the user does not do it at the backend and fetch the entire table into weweb? Would that not be easier?
How can I concatenate multiple words with the lookup function?
Thanks @Joyce !!
But what if the related table is users (supabase auth table) ?
Should we create a "Profile" table (linked to the users table from auth) in order to access to the user information and display them?
Yes. Here's a video that might help with this: ruclips.net/video/dK835d1CWYo/видео.htmlsi=1QNYwVOgY5XlnlbH
@@weweb thanks ! Indeed, I might have seen that video in the past, but wasn't connecting it with the binding aspects in Weweb 🙃
how to write field that has 2 or more words? On the video you put ".title" and for my case the field name is 'Loan ID'. Please advise 🙏🏽
Instead of .title, try ["Load ID"]
The darkening of the rest of the screen outside of your cursor drives me nuts