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Hello! I'm making a coupon app for a friend where you type in a code to access the image of a QR code that can be scanned at certain restaurants for free food/drinks. I'm using the advanced search and filter for this as a sort of make-shift password verifier, and it actually works just fine. The only problem I'm having is that if you don't type anything, and just press enter, then it reveals all of the QR codes. Does anybody know a way around this? I need it so that the QR codes are only shown when someone puts in the right password to access them. Like maybe an if then statement that makes it so that if the seachInput is blank then it should treat it as an error...? I don't know how to make bravo do that though...
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Maybe you could try to
- add a sample QR code on top of your list on Airtable
- change your get request to have the results in the Airtable base order
- change your get request to have a single result
That way, your sample sample QR code will always show alone and then when you do the search, the right QR code will show alone too.
Think it might work..
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