Filtering data using URL parameters in Bubble
Are you using custom states to filter the searches in your Bubble app? If the answer is yes, I'd suggest giving URL parameters a try.
Tutorials, comparisons, and lessons from client projects: internal tools, SaaS, AI agents, and RAG pipelines.
Are you using custom states to filter the searches in your Bubble app? If the answer is yes, I'd suggest giving URL parameters a try.
You can assign a unique username to your users in your Bubble.io app. You don't need any plugin or paid service.
You can use :extract function to extract the components of date and time. This can be used to restrict workflows based on current user's time.
A repeating group can be used to display a list of items. This simple Bubble tutorial will guide you through the steps of creating a repeating group and displaying a list.
Embedding an Airtable base in your Bubble app takes less than 15 minutes. And you don't need any plugin or external service.
Embedding a Calendly form in your Bubble takes less than 5 mins. No plugins required.
PayPal Checkout plugin by Copilot will allow you to accept payments in your Bubble.io app.
You can send data from Repeating Group's cell to a Popup. This can be helpful if you want to show detailed info about the cell entry.
If you want to integrate notifications functionality in your app, you don't need any plugin. It can all be done natively and the setup will only take 15 minutes.
In this Bubble.io tutorial, we'll learn to sort the results in a repeating group. You can sort items in ascending order or descending order.
Do you want to put a Group Focus inside a Repeating Group in Bubble but can't find a way? There is a workaround. We create a Reusable element.
In this short Bubble tutorial, we are going to learn what Option Sets are and how to start using them in your Bubble application.
You can use URL parameters to pass information between pages and trigger workflows in Bubble.io.
Is it quicker to fetch data from lists or searches? It depends on a few factors, and no one approach will work in all scenarios.
A nice tip on how to show a popup when a user lands on a specific page. You can customize popups based on where the visitor is. For instance, you can show a payment alert if someone lands on a page which mentions pricing or make them fill out an email form if they land on the landing page.