HI Thanks for this tutorial. really usefull. Any chance you could do a demo on how to post content to Baserow. Or how to connect a form to save content to Baserow?
I've kept track of the timestamps as I was going through the video, here it is: 0:00 Intro 1:08 Why Baserow 3:17 Fetch data 7:10 Bind data 12:08 Create filters 16:46 Use filters 24:51 Sitemap and listing page
Thanks so much for making this tutorial, it may have been in response to a previous comment of mine - Really appreciate the effort! Baserow seems like a perfect option for me and the tutorial is great.
Great video! For large directories is there a search function inside webstudio? And, is it possible to add a "next page" option so that it shows 20 entries and after clicking "next page" the next 20 entries?
Thanks. Pretty sure both of those are demoed in the video. If not, the answer is yes, there is search and pagination out of the box in the template. Go crazy
Yes. Same concept just different syntax. The syntax is GraphQL and can be assembled with the Hygraph query editor. Clicking on the $ in their editor makes that property a variable. Then in Webstudio you pass in the variable like you do for slugs and anything else
{ "ok": false, "data": { "error": "ERROR_FILTER_FIELD_NOT_FOUND", "detail": "The field 2624772 was not found in the table." }, "status": 400, "statusText": "Bad Request" } I am alway getting the above error. I done have field 2624772 in by database. From where it is taking this field ? Somewhere is it hardcoded ?
Nicely done, this is awesome!
Thank you! Between how the API works and the filter builder, it's a joy to use
HI Thanks for this tutorial. really usefull. Any chance you could do a demo on how to post content to Baserow. Or how to connect a form to save content to Baserow?
I've kept track of the timestamps as I was going through the video, here it is:
0:00 Intro
1:08 Why Baserow
3:17 Fetch data
7:10 Bind data
12:08 Create filters
16:46 Use filters
24:51 Sitemap and listing page
Thank you so much!!
@@getwebstudio you're totally welcome!! Keep up the great work 😁
Thanks so much for making this tutorial, it may have been in response to a previous comment of mine - Really appreciate the effort! Baserow seems like a perfect option for me and the tutorial is great.
This is awesome tutorial John! thanks so much!
THANK YOU!!! i was using wordpress for building out directories and it was such a slow and painful experience
Great tutorial 🎉🎉🎉
This is perfect! Thank you
Great video! For large directories is there a search function inside webstudio?
And, is it possible to add a "next page" option so that it shows 20 entries and after clicking "next page" the next 20 entries?
Thanks. Pretty sure both of those are demoed in the video. If not, the answer is yes, there is search and pagination out of the box in the template. Go crazy
Can this be done when we are calling posts from Hygraph, using GraphQL
Yes. Same concept just different syntax. The syntax is GraphQL and can be assembled with the Hygraph query editor. Clicking on the $ in their editor makes that property a variable. Then in Webstudio you pass in the variable like you do for slugs and anything else
{
"ok": false,
"data": {
"error": "ERROR_FILTER_FIELD_NOT_FOUND",
"detail": "The field 2624772 was not found in the table."
},
"status": 400,
"statusText": "Bad Request"
}
I am alway getting the above error. I done have field 2624772 in by database. From where it is taking this field ? Somewhere is it hardcoded ?
It's in the Directory Page > Page Wrapper > Baserow Data Variable. It's used in the template for the free tier filter
@@getwebstudio Thanks you so much..it is working fine now
How about doing the same with Supabase?
You can for sure do this with Supabase as well.