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  • Lucifer

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    5 months ago

    Has anyone been successful in making a date range picker similar to Airbnb's?
    I'm trying to do this with the vanilla calendar package and using 2 date entry fields but unsure if this is the right approach. How would you all build this? I have an API connected to Xano that can accept 2 dates (start & end).
  • rhymes

    11

    5 months ago

    Authorization header not being sent with API request to Xano
    Following the todo tutorial (thank you for the resources!), but am having issues with authenticating requests to Xano. Upon investigating the requests received by Xano, it appears that the Authorization header is missing.

    I tried the same request with Postman (getting the token from my cookie) and it worked.

    The Authorization in the Toddl API window is set to Bearer <access_token and Proxy has been checked.

    Am I missing a setting somewhere to get my project to send the Authorization header?

    PS Unsure if it's important, but I received a "error code: 521" in the Toddl window a couple of times - but those requests never hit Xano.

    Much thanks!
  • Jax Wedel

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    6 months ago

    Changing default styles
    I am working on how styling can be done efficiently in Toddle, and I am trying to find out how to do a stylesheet for all elements. I want to avoid having to change every component every time, because that will cause issues and mistakes. But it seems Toddle doesnt support stylesheets, and the advice seems to be to create every element as components, and then style all of those components every time, and then insert them into the app instead of using the basic toddle elements. Which seems a bit strange since you are basically building a stylesheet one by one as components.

    Is this correct? Is there no other way to do a stylesheet?

    And regarding light/dark mode, I watched the video called "Lights on" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HKZGI6UW_g
    @Andreas Møller mentions there that there is an easier way to do this in larger apps, is that video out? Because I would rather do two separate stylesheets than to build in this logic in every component.

    PS: I see a solution by creating a global variable like "light" and "dark". But not sure where you do that in Toddle (on root page/homepage?).
  • Jax Wedel

    74

    6 months ago

    Conditional rendering based on the viewport size
    How do I set an element to not render when the viewport is below 600px? I have been looking everywhere for this solution.
  • Dan

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    6 months ago

    How do I handle optional query parameter?
    I have a button that populates a query parameter only on click. I have a variable with default value null that gets specific value "A" when the button is clicked which will be used as a query parameter in the API request.

    How do I make this query parameter optional so that when the button is not clicked this parameter is omitted in the request URL?
  • danishnizzle

    19

    6 months ago

    Shoelace dropdown hidden by other elements
    I'm using the Shoelace UI package and having some trouble with a dropdown that's getting covered up by a list item below it. Been doing the todo tut and trying to add feature to have options menu to duplicate/delete todo.

    First image shows list item component I've created which contains my options menu as I intend it to look, 2nd shows the issue. 3rd just shows that it seems to only impact the dropdown when it goes to list items below it.

    I'm guessing this is using the popover API as z-index doesn't seem to have any impact.
  • Aburio

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    6 months ago

    Dynamically Display a PDF
    Hi all,

    I'm currently trying to create a simple public one-page app to generate a bike insurance quote. The page consists of a form where users enter their last name, first name, and the bike value. When users submit the form, I want to call an API that returns a PDF and display this PDF on the same page to the user with the ability to print or send a copy by email.

    I created a PDF viewer component that uses custom code to insert an HTML object tag with the PDF encoded in base64:

    function renderPDF({ element, base64PDF }, ctx) {
    // Create the object element as a string
    const objectHTML = `<object data="data:application/pdf;base64,${base64PDF}" type="application/pdf" width="100%" height="100%">
    <p>Your browser does not support PDFs.
    <a href="data:application/pdf;base64,${base64PDF}">Download the PDF</a>
    </p>
    </object>`;

    // Set the innerHTML of the provided element
    element.innerHTML = objectHTML;
    }


    I can display a PDF with that method using a custom component, but where I'm struggling is how I can plug the form submit to call my API, convert the returned PDF into base64, and insert the value into my custom component.

    P.S: Thanks to the Day 3 Tutorial video, I found my mistake. I removed the 'prevent default.
  • Bishop

    4

    6 months ago

    Move a project to a different organization?
    Is there a way to do this at the moment?
  • mbirkegaard

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    7 months ago

    Setting html lang
    We have a customer request for setting the html lang tag ("da" instead of "en"). I read that a ticket had been created for this. Did this get implemented?
  • yoelfdz

    12

    7 months ago

    Blank canvas on editor
    Hey Team toddle, I have the editor of a project I'm working on blank since yesterday, have not figured out why and need to continue
  • Alex

    9

    8 months ago

    Truncate Text
    Are we able to truncate text values in Toddle? I want to limit text from overflowing like shown in the screenshot
  • TuTo

    27

    9 months ago

    Can I configure more than one domain in the application?
    My platform is a Saas b2b service and my clients can configure their own domain within the platform. For example, clientAdomain.com, clientBdomain.com, clientCdomain.com. All these domains lead to the same application, but depending on the domain is the information that is displayed to the client.
    Is it possible to do this?
  • perroseo

    29

    10 months ago

    Importing existing HTML
    Hi! Playing around with Toddle right now, looks very promising. But is it possible to import an existing HTML page with its CSS and add logic to it through Toddle?
  • Bishop

    49

    10 months ago

    Streaming from OpenAI into a div?
    Wonder if anyone has done that...
  • Guilherme Demacchi

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    11 months ago

    how self hosting works?
    Hey guys, not a toddle dev yet but I'm researching over nocode platforms that has self hosting capabilities, saw that info on toddle website and got curious about it but there's not much information about it on the docs.
    Can someone explain to me how it works, how much does it cost?

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