Hey @julien.b, I think it depends on how youâre going about this.
If you want to open a new page that is the context from a Repeating Group, then you can make that page have a âType of Contentâ that is set to an Airtable table. Then, when you navigate to that page by clicking on the Repeating Group you pass that Type of Content into the next page.
If youâre want a pop-up or something thatâs built into the page (say itâs a Group), then you probably just need to do something similar. Set the Type of Content to what you want and then pass that into it.
Any elements inside of an element that has a Type of Content can easily reference that for any display elements.
It works great if youâre using Bubble data, doesnât work if youâre using AT.
My example:
listing page has a list of clients
detail page has a client profile section from a âuser tableâ from AT, and a related list of activities from another table in AT. Theyâre linked by email address.
This is how I got it work:
Listing page:
set the âdata to sendâ to be your Airtable primary field, in this example, mine is set to âParent groupâs Usersâs EmailAddressIDâ (not to be confused with Bubbleâs user table)
Details page:
dragged the re-usable element on the page and set the Data Source to âAirtable: Usersâ and set a condition to filter by the email address Iâm passing:
For the related activity list, itâs the same concept except I use a repeating group and set the data source Type of Content to my Activity table, and then the data source to âAirtable: User Activity:filteredâ and then add the same condition so it retrieves the records for that user.