Basics of Security Filter in Appsheet
In the digital age, ensuring the right level of access to your app's data is paramount for both security and functionality. AppSheet provides a flexible platform for creating custom apps without coding, and its security filters and permissions settings are powerful tools for managing user access. This guide explores how to set up a security filter that allows Admins and Editors to view and manipulate all data, while limiting Viewers to specific rows with read-only access. Security filters in AppSheet are expressions applied to tables to dynamically control which rows are visible or accessible
How to create custom login in Appsheet
In the world of app development, ensuring secure access while providing a personalized user experience is paramount. AppSheet offers robust functionalities for app builders, and integrating custom login features is a crucial step toward achieving both security and personalization. This tutorial guides you through the process of enhancing your AppSheet applications with unique login mechanisms. Why Implement Custom Login? Custom login functionalities not only bolster security by ensuring that only authorized users can access your app but also allow for a personalized user experience. By customizing the login process, you can tailor the app's
Understanding PDF filter (Part 2)
Continuing from the previous exploration of utilizing the FILTER expression in AppSheet for dynamic PDF generation, this blog post will delve deeper, focusing on a more advanced usage scenario: filtering data to include rows where a certain field is not blank. This capability is essential for creating reports that only contain entries with specified information present, ensuring relevance and efficiency in document generation. Building on the foundational use of the FILTER expression in AppSheet, this tutorial explores how to refine your PDF reports further by including only those records with specific, non-empty fields. This
Basics of Contains ( ) expression
The CONTAINS() function is a critical component in the toolkit of an AppSheet app developer. It serves as a simple yet powerful search tool that checks if a given text string includes a specified substring. This function is instrumental in refining user interactions, enhancing data filtering, and customizing app behavior based on specific text conditions. The basic syntax of the CONTAINS() function is as follows: CONTAINS(text_to_search, substring_to_find) text_to_search: The text within which you want to search for the substring. substring_to_find: The specific string you're looking to find within the main text. The function returns
