Hi,
I have one user that enters a date range which is added to his list of availabilities.
Another user is able to create a mission which is defined as below.
I would like to print the number of missions which are available for the first user that corresponds to his list of availabilities.
I tried to make a query that would give the list of missions which will be counted afterwards.
The problem is that i can’t make a check for each date inside the current user’s dispoDates list (see above).
Thank you in advance for your assistance !!
Me too, and me either. I’ve created an “idea” post that you can go +1 if you want.
For now if your dataset is small enough you can check with a :filter:count. I’ll add a little tutorial in a minute.
Assuming you have a list of ranges (timeslots) and a single range (current user’s availability), and you want to pull up a list of timeslots that are contained by that availability (range).
In a repeating group, this would be your data source call:
If you want to generate a list of timeslots corresponding to a list of availabilities you have to do this:
Which works - and will be fast if you don’t have too many missions or too many availabilities.
The caveat is that you do Number of timeslots * number of availability searches and run a conditional on each. So if your dataset is large, it can take many seconds to run.
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Thank you very much for your help !
Hope Bubble will integrate a feature to speed up the process
