Hi! Thanks for reaching out, and we're thrilled to have you in our community! 🌟 We’d be happy to help you with your issue. Could you please post your query in our community forum ( community.xano.com/ ) and include any relevant screenshots or a Loom video detailing what you're doing and the blocker you're facing? This will help us understand your situation better and provide you with the most accurate guidance. Looking forward to assisting you soon! Thank you!

It looks like the most recent items are kept in the database. The older ones get deleted.

Hi there! 👋 When using Xano authentication endpoints, if you enter invalid credentials, the system won't generate an authentication token. Instead, the endpoint will return an error. You can choose how to handle this error on the front end according to your needs.

@@nocodebackend I mean on WeWeb

Hey Partick! Apologies I hadn't realised it wasn't included. You can find the javascript code in our community post for this video - search: Connecting to Streaming APIs.

Hey there, there is actually a unique aspect of the vector indexes with PGvector that requires your Inner Product queries to also contain a ascending sort in order for the index to apply. This is why for similarity search, where you are looking to find the most similar items we recommend using a Negative Inner Product query with a ascending sort. If you would like to return the least similar you can use a inner product query with an ascending sort. The inner product index works for both Negative and standard inner product queries. Please give this a try and you'll find that your queries will be very fast.

Hi there! In the last step of the function stack, Chris is modifying the "user" variable by adding the "authToken" property and removing the "password" property. This updated "user" variable is then returned in the response. Give it a shot, and let us know if that works. 😊

Hi! Yes, that’s correct. When you create a variable outside the while loop and update it inside the loop, the loop will use the updated value of that variable in each iteration to determine whether to continue looping or not. This means that any changes made to the variable inside the loop will affect the loop’s behavior on subsequent iterations. Just like in your example where you mentioned i = i + 1, if i is used in the loop’s condition, each increment of i inside the loop brings it closer to meeting the condition that ends the loop. So, in the case of a while loop, the variable’s current (updated) value is always considered in the loop’s condition check before each iteration. This allows the loop to function dynamically based on the operations performed inside it.

Hi there! To help us better assist you with this issue, we recommend posting your question in our community forum (community.xano.com/ ). Please include any relevant screenshots or even a Loom video to give us a clearer picture of what you're experiencing. Alternatively, you can also attend our weekly office hours where you can discuss this directly with our team. Here’s the link to register: go.xano.co/orientation-office-hours.

Hi there! The Debug Log tab has not gone away. To access the Debug Log and other debugging features: Click on "Run & Debug" at the top of the screen inside any function stack view. Click "DEBUG" from the bottom of the Run & Debug panel to open the debugger.

Hi there! The first step that we recommend is to make sure that your API requests include the necessary authentication headers that Xano requires. Next, check your Xano API settings to confirm authentication is required and ensure it's correctly implemented in your Adalo setup. If you're still having trouble, please visit our community forum for more detailed assistance: community.xano.com/ 😊

Yes, you can integrate the image API with another API you're using. Just ensure both APIs are configured to handle image uploads effectively. For more detailed help, feel free to reach out in our community forum: community.xano.com/

Hey there we have another video "Connecting to Streaming APIs" this will show you how you can work Chatgpt. Currently you'd use some custom javascript on the frontend to parse the response from the Xano API and have it update a variable in your bubble app with the response. In addition to streaming APIs we also have realtime channels available that enable you to send data across to the front-end as Xano receives it, you can leverage the Xano connector plugin to get started with this as well. Eli the plugin creator has a video walking through how you can get started

We have a detailed tutorial video that covers how to set up Stripe in your application through Xano. This should give you all the information you need to get started. docs.xano.com/building-features/payments If you run into any issues or have questions after watching the video, please don't hesitate to post them in our Community Forum. Please include any screenshots or a Loom video of where you're getting stuck to help us understand your problem and provide specific solutions. Here’s the link to our Community Forum: community.xano.com/

I'm sorry to hear that you're encountering issues! To assist you better, could you please post your question in our Community Forum detailing exactly where you're getting stuck? Including a screenshot or even a Loom video of your process in your post would be incredibly helpful. This way, we can see exactly what's happening and provide you with more targeted advice. Here's the link to the forum: community.xano.com/

@@nocodebackend thanks! I actually stayed determined and got through it all. It was easier every time.

Check out this guide on connecting Xano with FlutterFlow: www.xano.com/connect/flutterflow/

To query all records based on categories from another database in Xano, you can use the Query All Records function with joins and filtering. For more detailed help, we recommend posting your question in our Community forum. Our community is very active and helpful, and you’re likely to get a more comprehensive response there. Here's the link to the forum: community.xano.com/

That’s exactly what I was thinking.. creating the logic on login attempt instead of on background tasks. Great video by the way, thank you!! One quick piece of feedback: you're speaking and clicking a bit quickly, which might make it difficult for beginners to follow.

@@alexxlem Thanks for the feedback! I'll try to work on that pacing! May have to dial back on the coffee! ☕

Thanks for your question! Please post your detailed query (including screenshots if possible) on our community forum (community.xano.com/) for more specific help. This video was created a year ago, and there might be updates to FlutterFlow since my video was made.