Managing multi-user lists in Firebase - Analytics results

[RaYzZz (Gianluca Franco)]

Hi dear, I hope everything is fine.

@Carlos_Alberto_Leonel

I’d like the product name and its price to appear in the list. Is that possible?

To give everyone a reference, this is the guide this project is based on:

Multi-user “list” management on Firebase

Hi everyone Recently, @Carlos_Alberto_Leonel needed a method to manage a list on Firebase. I suggested the classic approach, saving the list in a variable, adding an element, and sending the updated list back but I expressed my concern about using such a method on a list where multiple people can add elements. Let’s start with the basics A list that we send to Firebase using the Web component will be interpreted as a dictionary with keys 0, 1, 2, and so on. [immagine] […

As specified, the list items are created using a RecyclerList with a schema,

@RaYzZz

In short, it will create a schemaFBListItem template for each dictionary item
Assigning two unique keys, one linked to a CardView (CV_FBListItem_Item) to check if the user clicked on the item, and another CardView (CV_FBListItem_Delete) for deletion.
Finally, it sets the Label (Label_FBListItem_Item) with the item’s name.

and to include the price you simply need to modify the schema.
In the project there is a screen called schemaFBListItem, you can modify it by adding the elements you need and then regenerate the schema with the SchemaGenerator

@Carlos_Alberto_Leonel

On the quote screen, how do I get these values: Supermarket, Product, and Price?

Could you explain better what you mean? What exactly would you like to achieve?

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@Ibrahim_Jamar

this guy he’s very helpful

Many thanks dear

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Edit:

I’ve modified the project to allow you to enter both product name and price.

I updated the schema and made the necessary connections for the RecyclerList.

If you have any doubts, feel free to ask.
FirebaseList4Carlos.aia (134.2 KB)

Have a nice day, dear