Is there any way i can implement that tooltip, the time interval thing based on 2 dates?
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Yea hereās something that worked for me:
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jeez the expression, itās doable but will take a lot of time and will make huge impact on workflow cost. Iām gonna skip it for now thankyou for the tutorial
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Yea the workflows are gonna ramp up on this
I havenāt used this but you can try: Timer / Stopwatch / Countdown Plugin | Bubble
I think youāre misunderstanding the nature of Workflow Cost (not a single thing in that tutorial will have any WU cost at all)
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+1 @adamhholmes. Having multiple topltips as such or many processes running in the background still has no impact and creating a tooltip as above or many of those still will not have ANY impact on WUsā¦
Well none of that has anything to do with your question, nor with adding a countdown timer.
The method described in the video is the standard āBubbleā way to make a timer, and is the same method as doing it in code (the various plugins just do the exact same thing using javascript).
In either case, there are no WU costs associated with running a timer, nor generating tooltips.
Now that you mention it, I realize the reason the ādo every secondā action is consuming WU (Work Unit) cost is probably because I use that workflow for fetching data. I initially thought that the action itself was always consuming WU, but it turns out the data fetching is the actual cause. Thank you for pointing that out.
I apologize for any misdirection or wrong statement I got misunderstood.
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For sureā¦ if youāre querying the database (with a new query) every second, then of course that will eat up WU.
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