The result from the database is s list of lists
Each list item of the main list is a row
To remove the first row means to remove rhe first item
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i added queries in buttons to make it easy while selecting the listview selection as it will be permanent not to be changed anymore just to fix it and to get the right where query
Oh wow, thanks so much for your genius blocks, i would never do same blocks without your help,
one last thing please, i need when select the listview 1 selection, the listview 2 seletions can be selected as well something like that
Hi Taifun,
sorry for annoying you
How can i make that achieved?
when i select the listview 1 selection, all shown listview 2 can be selected automatically
Is there a way to add a checkbox and to make it connected with the listview selections?
so when i mark on the checkbox, all listview selections can be selected
Yes you are right, we deserves trying to learn
Alrght, Hi @ABG lets show me any method or extension, so i can add a checkbox for listviews and make select all, all i want is to make the related listview2 selections to listview1 selections, same as the screenshot below,
AI2 ListViews were not designed for keeping track of multiple selections.
That is left for the app author to do, behind the scenes, in a data base or list(s).
You can represent multiple selections in different ways, depending on how they help achieve the objectives of the app.
It is usually better to pick one method and not mix them.
Keep a separate list of the items that was selected. This is good for short selection lists out of a much larger list. You could supplement this with a list of items that were NOT selected.
Keep two parallel lists of items,
a. A true/false value to indicate selected
b. The item to be selected or not
What you show in one or more ListViews should just be a reflection of what you keep behind the scenes.