Hi Forum,
I think I need the function “Contains keywords”, just to blacklist certain words from a submitted form. But I only see "Contains’ and and “Contains keywords”, I have red the forum of the difference between those to from the product manager of Bubble in a previous thread, but still can’t really figure it out.
Any idea how I can get the function and any idea if I can use just “Contains” or do I need to use “Contains keywords”.
Regards,
Bubble doesn’t provide all the operations for every situation unfortunately, so if you do not see the operator within a dynamic expression but believe it should be available, you should submit a bug report about it.
But, from the screen shot you provided I am guessing the the Zonnepanelen_details Now’s project is evaluating to a data type and not a datafield that is of type text.
Hi Boston,
Thanks for the reaction. What do you mean with this?
In my database this field is a text.
okay, if Now’s Project is a data field that is of type text in the database…just from the dynamic expression it is not clear what type of data it is and based on how I name things in my app, I would assume Now’s project is referencing a data type called project and not a datafield of type text, but of course everybody has their own ways of naming things
As far as I remember - sometimes contains keywords operator can be missing in a list of possible options. For example, if you are using advanced filtering:
While doing server-side filtering it is available:
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