Special thanks

[marcosvinicios]

Hello @Heather_Mann and @famousmag
I would like to thank you for your effort and dedication in trying to find a solution to my problem described in the post “Filter using Tagify which takes data from an array [“CHI”,”ARG”]”. And they did it!
They invested precious time in their working day to help me and resolve complex issues (for me it is complex as I have not yet mastered the fundamentals of Wappler). I am very grateful and happy to be able to count on these people and the Wappler community.
It really is a pleasure to count on people like you to help and they didn’t give up until they found a solution and solved the problem. I am originally a designer (graphic and web) and have been dedicated to developing websites and digital solutions for a few years now. I develop my projects in PHP/MySQL (in code) and I am slowly trying to migrate my development environment to Wappler.
Well… thanks again for everyone who tried to help me!

[famousmag]

We all are at the same position at one time or another… WE NEED HELP, We need each other, we need our community brothers to be there for us!!

Just to add for anyone that may need that information…
I’ve created two custom dmx.Formatters for filtering DataViews based on tagify values.
It is good for comparing AT LEAST ONE or ALL of the items between two arrays.

Filter using Tagify which takes data from an array ["CHI","ARG"]

Thanks @Heather_Mann for your reply! I initially tried this way, using the tagify1.values but it didn’t work!! The reason is because in my case, I had ids(numbers) in my tagify but the JASON Array column content of my table was saved (from the default procedure) as Strings seperated with comma. Tagify.values : [1,6,3] JSON Array column: [“1”,“6”,“3”]. So, with the custom formatter I have built there was no match… That’s why I tried to send them to server, split the tagify values and return…

[Heather_Mann]

You’re most welcome! As they say “Teamwork makes the dream work”