Qr code scanner that scans custom qr code and generates text in a list

So then what would I replace the label block with if I just wanted to see the results on my list view I have on my screen?


set ListView1.Elements to Bus_list might work. :astonished:

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For my version of the app, the blocks would do the scanning and stuff, but the data then wouldn’t show up on the screen unless I use a label, which I don’t want to use because I want the item to be added to the list instead of on a separate label.

But, when I hit my “add bus button” on my screen, it adds what text was supposed to be there like this image below

Why so difficult ?

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Hello, I'm trying to create a QR like yours and it's telling me that this API has been discontinued. Am I doing something wrong?

It still works

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It seems that Google Chart QR code API, which has been deprecated before, indeed doesn't work anymore and is returning 404 Not Found. As an alternative, I found QuickChart and use it in my projects now:
https://quickchart.io/qr-code-api/
Your example would translate to:
https://quickchart.io/qr?size=200&text=yourdatahere