I think you need to consider what the point of having the contacts in the CRM is if you do not include an email address. Is you process to contact by physical address or phone number? What data field do you intend to use to ensure that the Customer is unique? What will you do if you get two or more people named John Smith for example? If you want to include your contacts as members of your site for some reason then you will need to use their email as the user id. The Wix platform will let you do anything you want but it will involve additional work and probably coding if you don't want to use the out of the box functionality.

Good stuff. Glad you got it working.

I think your fundamental problem is with how onChange operates. At the time the handler fires the repeater and drop down side effects will not actually have changed. One possible solution is to wrap your reduce statement in a setTimer call and delay the update for 500ms or 1sec to allow any repeater changes to complete. There are other approaches but this might be the easiest one to get started and test my theory :-)

Happy to give feedback vs the first version.

Yes of course. You would need to use the related date and time fieldKey.

You may need to play with the rendering cycle in Wix-window/warmupdata https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/wix-window/warmupdata

Sorry I meant fieldKey. That’s what you need to use

The fieldName is firstName not FirstName

You can create your own api in Velo using the Wix-http-functions app https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/wix-http-functions You need to make sure that you provide sufficient authentication into the service you design to protect site security. But what you want to do should be feasible.

Just noted that you are using a dynamic page. So in this case, assuming the url for the page is derived from your Contacts collection, what you should do is grab the related Conract info from the page URL using wixLocation.path[0] https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/wix-location/path This is essentially what the dynamic page router uses to set up the dynamicData set which will already be filtered for you. Once you have the path name you can build your query… import wixLocation from "wix-location"; … let filterValue = wixLocation.path[0]; wixData. Query("Contacts").eq(,filterValue).find()… will be the name of the column used in your dynamic query. So if this is the Contact ID property then would be "id". See if this helps.

Hi Yanis - perhaps a little more context is needed then. Is this code running on a dynamic page? Basically your query will load every Contact in your dataset (limited to a page size that defaults to 20) so you will need to filter it somehow using something like the logged in user information from wixMembers. At the moment your query will load multiple contact records (try changing your console.log() to console.log(`items retrieved: ${results.length}`) to see how many). What this means is that your map function will assign the firstName of each record to the same element finishing with the last record in the items list. So in order to help you further you need to share what the page knows about when it loads. Is the user logged in? What user information do you keep in your Contacts data collection? Why aren’t you using the membership data instead of your own (or is that a bad assumption on my part)? Cheers

Just a guess. Presumably you are using a repeater to display your dataset information? In this case you need to do a few things… 1. Disconnect the dataset binding in the repeater and use the data property to load the repeater instead. 2. In your then handler you should assign items to the repeater’s .data property. 3. Once the data has been assigned you would then need to use either onItemReady or forEachItem handler to update the information in each repeater item view. Don’t try to mix the usage of wixData and datasets as this will lead to insanity and make debugging a little tricky. https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/$w/repeater/data

What is the relationship between your HomepageImages data collection and the dataset1 dataset? You seem to be loading all data from HomepageImages and randomly selecting one but how does the dataset know which image was selected? If you only have one image element (ie it’s not on a repeater) then why have a dataset at all? Your life would be much easier if you declare selected outside of the onReady handler and make it globally accessible. Then when the image is selected simply use the value you have store in selected. Here are some snippets to consider … let selected = null; $w.onReady(() => { … selected = items[rnd]._id; }); export function lightbox_click(event) { wixWindow.openLightbox('GaleriaCovil', {id:selected}); … } That will do what you need.

Hi Mike Yes the crm and users APIs have evolved and have much more functionality. There is also direct read access to the data collections that you can access using wixData APIs. https://support.wix.com/en/article/velo-wix-members-privatemembersdata-collection-fields There is also a contacts collection that you can access.

Noah I have shared the general logic of what you ought to do to be safe. I overlooked the point you made that this code is on a private member page. So assuming that the page can only be loaded by members then currentUser._id will get you a unique id and you don’t really need to check logged in status because the page shouldn’t load otherwise. Never hurts to check though. One other point to note. Every user will have an entry in the crm database and that is accessed using the same user id. The crm data collection already provides for a company name and company email address so it may pay to use this instead. You will always get a crm record. Then all you need to do is update the company info as requested. https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/wix-crm-backend/contacts-obj/appendorcreatecontact#wix-crm-backend_contacts-obj_appendorcreatecontact_how-the-data-is-handled

You will be presented with code snippets and presented with a choice of answers that state what the code does, how it is broken, what the expected outcome of running the code will be. Part of the certification is to develop a project that meets a series of specifications so if you are comfortable with the knowledge you have picked up on the course and have practised in Velo then you should be fine.

@Mike Thome whether loaded from a dataset or data query the click functionality will be the same. Presumably you have loaded the repeater using onItemReady or forEachItem. Whenever a click event on a repeater hosted button or image is detected the click event handler will provide a context in the event argument. If you don’t use a dataset then you will need to use the event to get the index value in the data you used to load the repeater. This is the itemId passed in the context property of event event.context.itemId each repeater data item has a unique id. To find the data record for the repeater button clicked you need to filter $(“#repeater1”).data and find the record with matching id. $w.onReady(() => { $w(“#repeaterButton”).onClicked(selectItem); }); function selectItem(event) { let index = $(“#repeater1”).data.findIndex((item) => { return item.id === event.context.itemId; }); let selectedItem = $(“#repeater1”).data[index]; … } https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/$w/mouseevent/context

What is the crmApiURL? At the moment it is set to “”. You need to have an http endpoint to send the queries to :-) If you don’t understand this point you probably need to spend a little more time learning advanced JavaScript, the fetch API and the documentation for your external CRM

This will be a lot easier