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Hello,

I have been struggling quite a bit with this - and I have stumbled upon others threads on this topic, with no solution. This is something very common with MySQL, I would be very surprised that BUbble would not do this.

I have a data type Job, which has a date range field.
I have a data type Booking, which has a job field (field type = job).

I want to do a search for booking whose job dates overlap with a given parameter.

But when defining the constraints in the “Do a search” option box, I cannot select any property related to the job (img below).

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Is this possible to achieve ?
Thanks in advance,

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Hey @Dawn

Try using the method used in this post

Let me know how it goes

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Hey Ambroise, @ambroisedlg

many thanks for your reply !

This is definitely going in the right direction (using advanced filtered searches) but the situation is a bit different from the example you solved before. I cant find a way to joint the search between job dates and bookings (as the structural relationship is the other way around) - but I’ll keep searching before asking for more help.

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@Dawn I think I figured it out

I want to do a search for booking whose job dates overlap with a given parameter.

What is the given parameter you’re referring to?

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@Dawn

I guess you want to filter jobs depending on User’s availability, so the given parameter would be set by a start and end date filter on the page?

See this demo: https://bookingsearch.bubbleapps.io/version-test?debug_mode=true
And the editor: https://bubble.io/page?name=index&id=bookingsearch&tab=tabs-1

  • I used this plugin as for some reason the built-in date picker didn’t update the RG
  • You can make the RG Jobs invisible to users by giving it a 1x1px dimensions. It’ll still pass the data to RG Booking
  • The date pickers and “create job” buttons were used to create test jobs, you obviously don’t need that to make it work on your app

Hope that helps

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Many thanks Ambroise.
Indeed this solves the problem.

I wish there was a more simple / elegant way to make joint searches in Bubble - they are simple yet powerful, and so commonly used - and they avoid a lot of data duplication.

Have a good weekend !

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You’re welcome @Dawn glad I could help!