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Hi,
Can we pass a variable URL to a web view component? If yes, how?
Thanks!
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Hey ! You can bind the webview component to API data, if you have the URLs stored in a backend tool. Also, you can set the webview URL statically in Figma.
You can also use some special variables in the webview URL, for instance, to introduce the user coordinates in the URL. You've got more information about this here :)
Hi! I have a similar problem where I cannot set them statically in Figma. I tried to do what you say in this and in the medium article, but I am running into an error - whenever I try to bind the URL data to the Web View container, it doesn't work.
I duplicated every file provided and I am struggling. Am I missing something?
How do I bind the web view url to a value in my airtable?
I also think that it may be a bit outdated since it is a year old - idk if anything else needs to happen to make it work.
I have the same issue, I am unable to bind the URL to the webview.
How do you suggest we bind the URL to the webview component? I am getting the same error as .
Hey, we're working to fix it, thanks for the patience 🙏
Hi All ( ) I'm NOT GETTING THE ERROR. Here are my screenshots you can copy to bind URLS to web-views... Here are the Binding, the API, The Figma declaration, and a successful send request. In file too below for download..
This is also how you do an RSS feed FYI
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