I have a popup that displays a user’s profile information. Each user has a field that is a List of Children. In the popup, there are 2 sections, a group of inputs to change the user’s information, and a group of inputs to change the Child’s information for the current cell’s child.
However, as I am setting up the “Save” button to make changes to Child, I cannot find the nested child inputs. I am able to see the inputs in the group related to the parent profile, but not the current cell’s child.
Am I setting this up incorrectly or is this a bug?
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amer
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HI @Keymaker .
You can achieve that using java script code (by toolbox plugin) by following these steps :
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Give each input unique id as following

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Run Java Script code to get inputs data and save as list in java script variable element (Supported by toolbox plugin )

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Now you have inputs data from repeating group 
You can preview the editor and test from here

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Thanks for the reply! I’ll give it a shot and update this thread. Is this the only way to work with inputs within a RG for workflows?
amer
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I think there is a plugin also can achieve that .
Couldn’t really grasp your specific structure but I usually try to solve this problem within the frontend by adding input/submit button to a cell in the RG. This way I update each entry individually.
Might have to redesign your form in a way that it doesn’t look ugly. Like display save button every time value is changed not until then and so on.
The structure looks like this:
- Popup
- Group User
- Edit icon
- Group containing User info - visible by default
- Group input form to change User - hidden by default
- RG Children (with custom state)
- Group Child
- Edit icon
- Group containing Child info - visible by default
- Group input form to change Child - hidden by default
- Group buttons - hidden until an edit icon is clicked
- Cancel button
- Save button
Unfortunately, I’m not able to find any of the inputs in the Child’s input form in the expression of the workflow action. I suspect it is because Bubble views this as a risk and is disabling it (because imagine executing a workflow that is based on one input in a repeating group list of 20 items simultaneously), but from a UI perspective it’s a pain to work around.
After posting my last reply, it finally dawned on me that there isn’t a need to put the form within the RG. After moving the Child input form to be the sibling of the RG, I was able to map everything in the workflow actions.
In order to indicate to the form which Child’s data to edit, I edited the workflow of the Child edit icon to display data in the Group input form.