You can use onItemReady and set the data in that callback. Make sure to use the $item("#outstandingInvoiceTotal") selector in order to populate the text element on the relevant item.

Hi Matt, In order to customize the app builder widget you'd need to write some code. The functionality of adding dates is not part of what this sample widget offers.

Try the layers option: https://support.wix.com/en/article/using-the-layers-panel I usually find it convenient enough.

You can pass the credentials in the ImageAnnotatorClient constructor: const client = new vision.ImageAnnotatorClient({ projectId, credentials }) credentials being an object that contains client_email and private_key. See google cloud docs for further info: https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/docs/reference/vision/0.17.x/v1.ImageAnnotatorClient

note that currently importing npm modules is only supported in backend files. Move the import to the backend and it should work.

You have a small bug in your code, fix it and our functionality should work. You need to pass the discovered IP to the last section that checks it against the collection, so your last section should look like so: .then((ipaddress) => { wixData.query("BlockedIP") .eq("ipAddress", ipaddress) .find() .then((results) => { let firstItem = results.items[0]; wixLocation.to("/terms") }) .catch((err) => { let errorMsg = err; }); })

see here: https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-about-site-monitoring console.info() should appear in the site monitoring

gotcha. so dynamic would be a better solution here - as you pretty much implemented a dynamic page within a static one. A dynamic page also adds the advantage of SEO as all the pages are listed in the sitemap. bottom line - yes, i think you should change the page to a dynamic page.

Most likely wix-location.onChange() will do the trick for you and will fire on any change to the url. I haven't tested it with query params yet, please share your outcome.

There are two ways to go about it, one requires coding and the other doesn't. For the code solution see here: https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-tutorial-creating-previous-and-next-buttons-for-a-dynamic-item-page-with-code#item-page-1 For non-code, see here: https://support.wix.com/en/article/working-with-dataset-actions-for-buttons-and-images#next-dynamic-page

You can find this info in the Members collection. See here for details: https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-wix-members-privatemembersdata-collection-fields

wix-location has a built in optimization to not actually perform a navigation in case it's to the same page you're on. This optimization only effects static pages and not dynamic pages because it assumes that dynamic pages are, well, dynamic, so a navigation occurs even if it's to the current url.

Wix Automations is probably the solution for you - https://support.wix.com/en/article/about-wix-automations

Glad I could help. If you're happy with the answer, please mark it as "top comment".

You can create an endpoint on your site using HTTP functions

There are 2 issues here: First, show() and hide() are functions, so they should be called as such. Second, this code only runs once, when the page loads. You should add an onChange event to your checkbox, and make the changes there: $w('#checkbox1').onChange( (event, $w) => { if ($w('#checkbox1').checked) { $w('#uploadButton1').show() } else { $w('#uploadButton1').hide() } });

You can now get access to the product and all its details See here: https://www.wix.com/corvid/reference/$w.ProductPage.html#getProduct $w('#myProductPage').getProduct() .then( (product) => { let productName = product.name let productDescription = product.description; } ) .catch( (error) => { console.log(error) } );

Hi Dafna, You have promises and async/await mixed in your code which can result in unexpected behavior like you're experiencing. I suggest to read https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-working-with-promises once again, choose a way you want to use and stick with it.

@sfreeman yes. Another option is to use the external db feature: https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-working-with-external-database-collections

You can do that by getting the item currently displayed from the dataset and setting the gallery's items property to the mediaItems field. Code will look like this: $w('#gallery').items = $w('#dynamicDataset').getCurrentItem().mediaItems