Hello Echo, thanks for the tutorial, I wonder can you help me with one of the scenario with RGs. I am working on a McDonald Cashier type of App, I got #1 Option Set naming Main Category; #2 Option Set naming Sub Category, #3 Data Type naming Product. The idea is like those fast food chain ordering, tap on Classic Burger (Main Category), Cheese Burger (Sub Category, then choosing Double Cheese Burger w/o pickles (Product) etc. I have it setup with 1st RG with all the Main Category, 2nd RG with all the Sub Category, and 3rd RG for the Products. The problem I am having is I am able to set the 1st RG's cell to navigate to my second page where the 2nd RG is to view the Sub Category, but using the parameters with the cell's index will make my second cell parameter different and it navigates somewhere else. My question what if I have 20 Main Categories and 5 Sub Categories for each Main Category, do I need to make 100 pages with 100 RGs to hold all kinds of combinations? Is there a smarter way to just only set One Generic Main Category RG, One Generic Sub Category RG, and One Generic Product RG, with all the constrains and conditions it only shows the correct Main Category and Sub Category and Product I selected? Thank you!
Great one keep up your great work
Perfect tutorials, keep it up Echo!
Hello Echo, thanks for the tutorial, I wonder can you help me with one of the scenario with RGs. I am working on a McDonald Cashier type of App, I got #1 Option Set naming Main Category; #2 Option Set naming Sub Category, #3 Data Type naming Product.
The idea is like those fast food chain ordering, tap on Classic Burger (Main Category), Cheese Burger (Sub Category, then choosing Double Cheese Burger w/o pickles (Product) etc.
I have it setup with 1st RG with all the Main Category, 2nd RG with all the Sub Category, and 3rd RG for the Products. The problem I am having is I am able to set the 1st RG's cell to navigate to my second page where the 2nd RG is to view the Sub Category, but using the parameters with the cell's index will make my second cell parameter different and it navigates somewhere else. My question what if I have 20 Main Categories and 5 Sub Categories for each Main Category, do I need to make 100 pages with 100 RGs to hold all kinds of combinations? Is there a smarter way to just only set One Generic Main Category RG, One Generic Sub Category RG, and One Generic Product RG, with all the constrains and conditions it only shows the correct Main Category and Sub Category and Product I selected?
Thank you!
Thanks for the video, it was perfect in explaining the whole dropdown breakup. Cheers
Wow amazing!