Hello All,
This post is related to the “conditional” tab in conjunction with a database list.
My signup page has three dropdowns for the user to enter his/her birthday—one dropdown each for day, month, and year.
To make sure that the user-selected birthdays are valid I specified a few conditionals. For instance, if a user selects day “31” the next dropdown will only show those months that have 31 days (January, March, May, etc.). If a user selects the month of February in conjunction with a leap year, the day selection dropdown will include day “29”, otherwise the usual 28 days.
I was hoping to do the conditional involving the leap years in one go. I have a database list containing 27 leap years ranging from 1917 to 2024.
Originally, the idea was to implement it as follows » If dropdown month’s value is “February” and dropdown year’s value is [ —> do a search for leap years list in the database ], then include day “29”.
Unfortunately, this only seems to work, if I point to a single “:item #” in the database list, not with multiple “:items” such as “:items until #” or “:items from #”. So, I ended up copying and pasting the conditional 27 times. It does the job, but it’s not very elegant.
Although Bubble gives me the option to select “:items from #” or “:items until #”, only the single solution works.
Is this a bug?
Thank you for sharing your views.