I’m currently watching a tutorial on how to create a drag and drop quiz and when I try to create a continue button that has the condition “Current cell’s drag questions’s list of users who answer right contains Current User”, but I don’t have the option “contains” and when I try to add it, it doesn’t work the same. The screenshot is what it should look like.
t looks like your issue is that the “contains” option is not appearing for your list of users in Bubble. Here are a few things you can check and try:
- Confirm Data Type:
- Ensure that “list of users who answer right” is actually a list of User data type, and not text or another type.
- If it’s a different type, Bubble won’t allow you to use “contains” for a User object.
- Check If It’s a List:
- If “list of users who answer right” is not stored as a list but instead as a single User field, Bubble won’t show the “contains” option.
- Go to your database, check the field type, and make sure it’s set as a list of Users.
- Manually Define the Data Source:
- Sometimes Bubble doesn’t automatically detect list types.
- Try manually defining the list by using “filtered” or another operation to ensure it’s a list.
- Check Privacy Rules:
- If your app has privacy rules restricting access to the “list of users who answer right,” Bubble might not recognize it properly.
- Go to Data → Privacy and make sure the Current User has permission to see that list.
I think this may be the problem.
Try these steps and let me know if you’re still stuck!
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