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I thought I'd have a play around with Ycode and Notion for a blog post database, but I've run into an issue.
As per the screenshot, I'm getting an error when I try reload.
Notion's API documentation
Notion updated their API to require all API calls to include the Notion-Version header starting June 1, 2021, which I think might be the issue here.
Is this what's causing the issue here as Ycode is unable to send through additional information in the header? If so, is there a timeline for such functionality?
Thanks heaps!
I thought I'd have a play around with Ycode and Notion for a blog post database, but I've run into an issue.
As per the screenshot, I'm getting an error when I try reload.
Notion's API documentation
Notion updated their API to require all API calls to include the Notion-Version header starting June 1, 2021, which I think might be the issue here.
Is this what's causing the issue here as Ycode is unable to send through additional information in the header? If so, is there a timeline for such functionality?
Thanks heaps!
Ilma, COO of The Remote Company, created a landing page for her upcoming book and used the direct integration with MailerLite to collect subscribers:
https://www.ilmatiki.com
It's quick and easy to integrate with marketing automation platform like MailerLite and you have full control over the form and user experience of the subscribe form:
More integrations with other email marketing service providers like Mailchimp coming soon...
https://www.ilmatiki.com
It's quick and easy to integrate with marketing automation platform like MailerLite and you have full control over the form and user experience of the subscribe form:
More integrations with other email marketing service providers like Mailchimp coming soon...
Fixed
- Re-populating generated form inputs if validation fails
- Link to dynamic pages from a dynamic page for reference field data
Just noticed that when filtering data using true/false data field in dynamic elements it doesn't work. It shows all data even though only 50% of my data have that field marked as "true". Other filtering types work properly.
Just noticed that images in data records disappear when you add or change data records.
Why use a custom domain?
Every time you create a new project in Ycode, we’ll automatically hook you up with a ycodeapp.com subdomain—e.g. myapp.ycodeapp.com. This URL is publicly accessible after you publish your web project. The link is great to share internally with your team or client to show updates or ask for feedback. However, if you want to show your website to the world, we recommend setting up a custom domain (yourdomain.com).
How to set up a custom domain in Ycode
To configure a custom domain, first head to the main dashboard, where you’ll see all your Ycode projects. Hover the mouse over the project you want to set up the domain for and in the top right corner, click on the three horizontal dots.
In the dropdown menu, click on Settings.
Then open the Domain tab from the left-hand menu.
Click on Add domain to add your own custom domain. Once you hit the button, a pop-up appears that asks you to insert the domain name. Enter the domain name without any HTTPS:// or www. Then click Confirm.
Now you’ll need to set up some DNS settings. To get started, click on the Manage DNS button to get your DNS records.
To link the custom domain, first log in to your hosting or domain control panel and find the DNS settings section. Then create one A record with the data that’s displayed in the pop-up.
Once the record is created and saved, click on Check status to verify the changes. You’ll see a green notification saying Records match if the record was successfully added.
Depending on the provider, it can take up to 24 hours for new DNS settings to become active worldwide.
When your records match, you can go back to the Ycode editor and publish your project with your custom domain. You should see the custom domain displayed in the pop-up when clicking Publish.
Watch the video here:
What are device breakpoints?
Breakpoints “transform” your apps once they reach a certain screen size, giving the user a more smooth and optimal experience. With Ycode, you can preview how your app will look on different screen sizes. For each view, you can edit the design so it's perfectly optimized for that specific screen size.
Where to find breakpoints in Ycode
You’re finished building your app and now you want to preview what it looks like on different devices. Great!
First, look over to the right-hand side of your Ycode dashboard. In the Design tab, look for the title that says All screens, right below the Layer styles.
Choose the screen size you want to preview (from XS to XL screens, the screen size is displayed next to each option).
On your canvas, you will see what your app looks like for each of these different sizes. At the bottom of the canvas, you can also select different sizes and preview them.
On the top of the canvas, you see the exact screen size you are previewing. Click to unfold a menu where you can select a specific device to preview (e.g. iPhone 8 Landscape).
Watch the video here:
let's say if i created local database, one of the field I will have html content, but when I created a list, I can't put the html block as list item, how can I display the html content?
To get a feel for yCode, I created this simple landing page for my photography. I wanted to do something a little old school, with a fixed background, and more like a craftsman's or traditional artist's site than your usual photo portfolio. Check it out here:
https://app1742.ycodeapp.com/
https://app1742.ycodeapp.com/
Fixed
- Create pages with the base URL "users"
- Link to a "same source" dynamic page from a single dynamic page
- Create forms without having to select a data source when using the "Data" option