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States
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Ben Haefele
Ability to define multiple states for a component or group based on certain conditions. For example, you could make a button with two states. A green button if the value is True and a red button if the value is False. Each state can have their own sets of actions. Currently this kind of interface can be set up using the Change Visibility feature, but states will make this much easier.
This will likely also include a new action to Change State, so that states can be changed on click (tap) or hover.
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Jj
Thank you! I hope this includes being able to make custom tax charges as well per state.
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Milo Murphy
This would be great, the slight delay between selections isn't ideal and can sometimes take a couple of seconds... e.g. for follow/unfollow buttons. Thanks!
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Sam Peniak
@Ben Haefele any update on this? It's been almost a year.
Jj
It makes it more functional to include the ability to custom taxes per state/province.
niam
Hey @Ben Haefele, any news?
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Georgios Grigoriadis
Hello @Ben Haefele do we have any news on this feature?
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Carlos
Hello @Ben Haefele. Any news on this?
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Andreas Ayo Cruz
@Carlos: 👀👍🏻
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Stuart Powell
@Ben Haefele: Would this address "user permissions" as well? E.g. Admin vs. regular user? Similarly, the current workaround is using visibility, so maybe states would be useful here as well.
There have been some posts about this: https://ideas.adalo.com/feature-requests/p/please-add-user-roles-please
Ben Haefele
@Stuart Powell: States could definitely be used for that
Ben Haefele
Merged in a post:
Conditional Formatting for elements
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Michael Kadron
It would be great to be able to have conditional formatting on elements to where you could change font attributes (Bold, Italics, strike-through, etc...), element colors, and border properties with conditions such as:
If [Archived] Then ElementName.BorderColor = h000000.
or: (with chaining)
If [Urgent] Then ElementName.FontColor= hff0000.BorderColor=hff0000.FontStyle="Bold".BorderSize=2px
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speakupboy
Hey Ben- I'm sure you've got this covered but can I just suggest that the state doesn't rely on a db lookup before it changes appearance. That split second between as user pressing and seeing the change causes people to stab again as they think they didn't press right the first time.
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