You can use files or images in Bubble to create or modify Attachment fields in Airtable, and you can use text to create or modify barcodes. How do I create or modify special Airtable fields, such as attachments, linked records, collaborators, and barcodes? To use a Table in the Create and Modify actions, you must give it Create & Modify permissions. Make sure your permissions are set accordingly. Why aren’t all of my tables showing up in Airtable actions or when I search data from an external API? Therefore, these cannot be altered or created via API calls. Some fields in Airtable are generated by other fields, such as Rollups or Counts. Why can’t I create or modify all of my fields? The filtering mechanism is done in the request we send to Airtable, so we have done as much as we can using the current API.
You don’t need to initialize it yet, but it must be added. In order to select a Table in this dropdown, you must first add it to your Base in the Plugins tab. Why aren’t my other tables showing up in the “Select a Table” dropdown in the schema popup? Since Collaborators and Links are native to Airtable, these fields must be pulled directly from Airtable when using a Table as data or creating/modifying records. In practice, Attachment fields can be used like a list of images or files. This is for ease of use, to make it easier for you to map your Airtable columns to Bubble types. The field type dropdowns in the initialization popup have four special data types unique to Airtable: Attachment, Collaborator, Barcode, and Link to Record(s).
What are these special fields types for the field dropdowns in the schema popup? If you’re having trouble with any aspect of the Airtable plugin, check out these FAQs before filing a support ticket: That’s it! You’re ready to use Airtable data in Bubble. If you have linked records in your Airtable fields, you must select which Table the link is for before saving your schema. Initialize your Table and confirm that the data types have been configured correctly for each field.When we initialize your fields in Bubble, the Airtable API will not return fields where every row is blank. Before initializing your Table, make sure that you have at least one filled-out value in each of your columns in Airtable.Select the permissions you want to allow for your Table data.If the view field is left blank, your data will return in a random order in Bubble. However, specifying a view allows Bubble to pull data from Airtable in the order it appears in your view. The view "Grid view" is filled out, but if you don't have a view with this name, change it accordingly. Make sure your Table has a view in Airtable matching the "View name" field in Bubble.Fill out your Table name - it must be an exact match with your Table name in Airtable.There is an option to use a different API Key - this can remain unchecked unless you want to use Bases from multiple Airtable accounts.Once you’re on the Base’s API page, your Base ID can be found here: To find your Base ID, navigate to and select the Base you want. Click “Add another Base” and fill out the Base Name and ID.
To find this key, log into your Airtable account and navigate to.
AIRTABLE DATABASE INSTALL
AIRTABLE DATABASE UPDATE
The Airtable Plugin can be used to pull data from Airtable into Bubble, as well as update Airtable records from Bubble workflows.
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