Haha maybe it is something to do with the hidden elements. Try removing bits until the tab order works, to see what upsets it … or take the vanilla one and add bits to it.
I tried everything. Pretty sure it’s voodoo magic, lol.
Okay, I’ll give it a shot in my app and see how it goes. Will start with the plain vanilla and see if I can get that working, then will add to it. Will let you know how it goes.
Thanks for helping us get this across the finish line @mishav.
@fayewatson, thanks so much for your help. I was completely stuck so I really appreciate the help. Have been very impressed with your creative problem solving. Lots of smart ways of doing things. I’ve learned a lot just watching you work the problem. Thanks again!
@mishav You are the best - Thank you for the example! I just went through every part of your setup, tried to change it to match our data with autobinding, and the only thing that was different was the Repeating Group Layout styling. Your example had ‘Extended Vertical Scrolling’ and we used ‘Full List’. I didn’t think that would do it (and was going to go with this all being voodoo magic) but I just changed this example to Extended Vertical Scrolling and That. Did. It! Woo hoo! Thanks again @mishav!!
And always a pleasure @sridharan.s! I’ve learned a lot from you and it’s great practice for me to learn how to set these types of things up as well - Thank you, Scott!
I saw that the two examples used different layout styles but (mistakenly) assumed this couldn’t be what was causing the difference so didn’t even both testing it. Lesson learned.
Got the basics of this working in my app now!
Thanks to you both. Assumed up front this was going to be impossible in Bubble after trying a few different approaches. Glad to be proven wrong. Great team work. I wouldn’t have figured it out without each of you. Thanks again!
I agree, good find @fayewatson ! I chose the extended scrolling because I didn’t like how a new item was hidden and having to scroll to see it, then it all hung together better … and grouping fixed the tab-order “magically”, leaving me wondering why your example was broken.
@sridharan.s keeping in mind future models, if you find you have a need to force a different tab order, there are ways to do it in javascript, but it will be messy.