I'm trying to Update database rows via the table Widget (table_orders). I've set a couple of columns to be editable, and set the "Add-ons Save Action" to run "updateRowTable1" Query that I'm trying to build via GUI mode. This Query filters by "id" key with value corresponding to the currently table selected id ({{ table_orders.selectedRow.id }}) and the tries to update all 4 editable fields (status, comments, etc) with values {{ table_orders.selectedRow.status }}.
When I edit a field in the app and press "Save" the query seems to run fine. There is no log errors, the value in the widget changes, but after 1s it's reverted back to the original value. I assume it's because the Update is actually not happening and them I run the getRows Select query aftwerwards.
Need help understanding why my query is not working. Maybe some suggestion on how to debug this? How can I "see the query code" that the Gui mode outputs to be able to debug?
I found that I had an "Success Event Handler" on the updateRowTable1 query itself that was getting all values back via getRows (select * from orders).
So, after removing this, the values on the table widget are not changing after "Save. But the top-right corner blue triangles persist (see image) and no change is happening to the database.
When I manually run the updateRowTable1 query while having the target row selected I get the JS object of the query but the values are still the original ones, not the one in {{ table_orders.selectedRow.___ }}
Pretty sure it's a query strategy. Because although the table widget, for example, is showing "Partial payed" for the user "Delphinia" (above image) a console.log(table_orders.selectedRow.status) is returning the Original "Cash". But I can find the new data inside the {{ table_orders.changeSetArray }} and {{ table_orders.changeSetObject}}
Hi Anson,
This answer was just perfect. Thank you so, so much. I know it's something basic, but you just unlocked my minds and avoided so many hours of work.
Gigantic props to you!