Trying once more, any ideas???

Can anyone help???

Hmmm, well that is not good, but in either case since it is returning 1 the code should still work as it states "if === 1". So the real issue I'm facing is when a repeater is loading the page is acting super strange. See the picture below: When page opens you can see that the repeater for some reason extends far beyond the footer for around 30 seconds or so. The pagination also floats around. After a period, the page snaps into place so that is why I was trying to find a way to ensure that the repeater or the page completely loads before expanding. Any thoughts on this?

Getting to the second part of the function now but still encountering CORS errors:

I will try that but now the error message have changed to this, might be something wrong with the page, it is not event going to the second part of the function at this point:

Mine is down now too, nothing will load in the editor, live, or dashboard. I've reached out to the devs, I'm sure they are getting right on it.

@Yisrael (Wix) .... Well I have called them like 4 times already and the canned answer is always, "since there is code on the page we will have to ask you to turn to the Wix support forum." I know that certain things however are not a code issue, but just the fact that my page has code on it pretty much gives the support team an instant disqualifier from helping me at all. For example, below is a picture of a page where the text gets messed up on the load. As soon, as I right click and attempt to have a look at the console in chrome, it automatically snaps into place and there are no errors shown in the console. That is not a coding error, there is something happening on the back-end there, I think. Perhaps you can help me with this, but quite frankly I have literally spent hours with the support team and sent multiple emails back and forth even after they said that they would escalate the issue to the development team. After about 5 emails back and forth however, I found out that the email traffic was with a regular support agent and not someone from the development team, after which I again got the canned, please turn to the forum guidance. Many thanks in advance.

@Yisrael (Wix) Hey Yisrael, one more quick question. I have page that is taking almost 1 minute to load. It is not something that I can readily put on the forum, but it is a key component of my website. How can I get some help in addressing this. We are getting close to doing a product launch and I have already done a couple of client presentations with the site, however, I really have to do something about the speed as even during the presentation my clients and I are sitting there watching a blank screen. Many thanks, talk to you soon. Chris

@Yisrael (Wix) What issues specifically are you trying to work out? I'm using a lot inputs in repeaters. Regarding the date picker, the pop-up will not show up if the repeater is not high enough to show the entire pop-up. Please see a test site below, I'm not sure how to give you a link to the editor, but I will add the page code as well. https://chrsppls.wixsite.com/testsite $w.onReady(function () { // Repeater and data structure variables const repeaterTypes = ["text", "selection", "check", "date"] let repeaterArray = [] let repeaterItem // Fill the data object for the repeater for (var i = 0; i < repeaterTypes.length; i++) { repeaterItem = {} repeaterItem._id = i.toString() repeaterItem.type = repeaterTypes[i] repeaterArray.push(repeaterItem) } // Fill the repeater with data $w("#inputRepeater").data = repeaterArray // Open the respective type of input box on a repeater item $w("#inputRepeater").forEachItem(($w, itemData) => { $w("#" + itemData.type + "Label").text = itemData.type $w("#" + itemData.type + "Box").expand() }) });

@Yisrael (Wix) : Many thanks for having a look at this, I'm assuming that you are trying to get the calendar picker pop-ups to show up in thin repeater strips?

Hello Yisrael, Thanks for the example. Is this working with date pickers as well? If not can you recommend a good work around. I guess you could make some populated selection fields... Also, if not is this in the works? Many thanks, talk to you soon. Kind regards, Chris

This is a code related question. I'm pulling an image src from a database and applying this to an image element on a web page. Depending on the image it may or may not fit within the image. Is there a way to resize the image via code prior to applying the src to the element? Thanks, talk to you soon.

I'm getting the same issue, do you have to base a query off of the alpha numeric value generated from the referenced field, or is there any additional guidance here yet? Thanks

Ofer....... you sir are the MAN :)

Thanks Ofer, can you give me an example of what this would look like, maybe in the form of some sample code. I've literally been trying to get this to work for over a week and am not making any progress. Many thanks, Chris

Yes, a basic submit would accomplish the task on this level but I'm looking to add some additional functionality which gets to be a bit more complex than just the submit form. The toInsert variable will at some point become a dynamic variable dependent on other interactions on the page. That is why I'm trying to get it to work via code.

Correct let me post a picture, it is just a test for right now but I will be building it out further using this functionality The fields on the right are user input fields, and the text on the right gets updated when pressing submit. In addition the data should be inserted into the database as described above.

So I have tried the save function and it is adding items to the database however still not in the place that I'm trying to get it to, please see the image below. The user should be push a submit button and the data should always go to line 3. Currently the code looks as follows but it inserts/saves data to additional lines every time the submit button is clicked: // Define data structure for database input var dataStructure = function (firstName, lastName, job) { this.firstName = firstName; this.lastName = lastName; this.job = job; }; var toInsert = new dataStructure(fieldEntries[0], fieldEntries[1], fieldEntries[2]); console.log(toInsert); // Insert data into database function module() { let currentUser = wixUsers.currentUser; currentUser.getEmail().then(email => { wixData.query('testData').eq('email', email).find() .then(result => { wixData.save("testData", toInsert); }); }); } module(); Thanks in advance for the help. Chris

Thanks Ofer, I will try that and let you know how it goes.

Hello Heson Li, First thanks for the response. It took me about a week to think through it, but I finally figured it out (I've only been programming for like three weeks). In order to get the read and write to work you need to add one more line of code to the member login code which inserts the user name and ID into the database for members. The extra line inserts the user name and ID into any additional database that you would like to activate for members only. This will then allow the Read and Write function again. Wow, you have no idea what kind of milestone that was, lol. Thanks again. Cheers, Chris