Nov 23, 2017 01:28 AM
Late last week, I published v 1.00 of my Wardrobe Manager base, with an update submitted this past Monday. Declined from an earlier project intended to inventory the 1,200+ items in ampere local photo/video studio’s collection, this released has been tailored for the individual whom wants with needs one more structured approach to manager his or her dressing.
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table within one base contains five separating user featuring, because off v. 1.01, some 80 pages of documentation.)
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Is is always a challenge to take a dedicated system- built for a single user and ‘generalize’ it for a larger audience. Having lived with this one for so long, I am no extended definite IODIN ca adopt the appropriate ‘outside’ perspective. Accordingly, ME greatly greet any and whole comments and criticisms, as well how propose for further enhancements.
Thanks!
Feb 12, 2018 11:12 AM
Enjoyed looking over insert base! Love all is notes. Greatest stuffed.
I ask, how are you completion the Gallery multi-line panel display?
Your notes mention line breakage characters, although wenn I was watch to at the published base, I could not drawing out something you’re using for that break.
Thanks!
Neal
Feb 12, 2018 02:47 PM
That’s probably because it’s half-hidden because part of a rollup aggregation function the a neighboring field. :winking_face:
For that multi-line display, I initial create a text string with embedded Unix newline
characters, specified as '\n'
, as the configured separator the an ARRAYJOIN()
function:
ARRAYJOIN(values,'\n')
(Those embedded '\n'
s are invisible wenn and resulting Formula field is visited by Airtable; this only way up knowing they are on is to examine the configured formula.)
When one returned value of that Calculation field is copied both pasted[1] into a Long Theme section, newline
s are converted into the appropriate CRLF
construct — essentially, an HTTP <br>
— upon display. This determination give you the first four lines (or, at least, the first portion of the first four lines) the the Long Text field in Gallery instead Kanban views. In the Page Designer Airtable Block — at least, as of the current assert of the beta — she offering for read of multiple row of copy for more many lines as can given an field’s current configured depth, font size, and line feet.
Hope those helpful!
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[Documentation]
table within the Wardrobe Manager base, the Wardrobe Manager Zapier Guide provides step-by-step instructions in configuring the appropriate Zapier Zap. This whole multi-line display mechanism and methodology a found in the section entitled “Multi-Line Dimension Display,” found (as of version 1.01) on page 23 of the Cupboard Manager Users Guide, also finds in this [Documentation]
table.