Data Viewer Grid Component
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The data viewer components act as a display layer for the data in a connected data source. The data viewer grid displays your data in a grid.
Data Source
References chosen data source
Table
References chosen table in data source
The table within your data source your data is pulled from.
Filter View
References filter view in table
The filter view within your table your data is pulled from.
Grid Appearance
Select from list
How your data will be displayed in your app.
Populate Data
Select from lists
Map your data source's columns to the fields they will be displayed in.
Horizontal Scroll
True/False
True - data viewer scrolls horizontally
False - data viewer scrolls vertically
Empty text
Text
Text that will be displayed if there is no data in your data source to fill a data viewer field.
X
coordinate value
Location of the top left corner of the data viewer grid on the X-axis, where the left-hand side is X=0.
Y
coordinate value
Location of the top left corner of the data viewer grid on the Y-axis, where the top side is Y=0.
Height
number in pixels
Height of the data viewer grid in pixels.
Width
number in pixels
Width of the data viewer grid in pixels.
Resize Mode
Stretch
Stretches the data viewer grid to fit the dimensions of the device's screen.
Resize Mode
Float in Place
Renders the data viewer grid in the same aspect ratio as the design, regardless of the device size.
The "Item Click" event block is fired when any grid item in the data viewer is clicked. It returns "row id" which corresponds to the unique Thunkable row ID of the item that was clicked. The row id is most useful when used with the the data source blocks.
Refresh the data viewer grid to sync with the connected data source.
Set and get properties of the data viewer grid.
If the data viewer grid isn't the best layout to display your data, one of these other options may be more appropriate:
To access the data sources blocks, you must first connect a data source. Then, by incorporating the data source blocks into your app, you can allow users to create, read, update, and delete data in your data source when they interact with the data viewer.
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The your data is pulled from.
