Basically, parameters are inputs you can make available when you are using the Table Fetch action. Those parameters are then used in the Configuration. If you put a default value to the parameter (in the parameters settings), that parameter will be sent by default so that’s a good starting point to start binding your data.
One thing we can do too on the endpoint in Xano, is if the search parameter is empty, you still return every products.
What I usually do in these circumstances, is that I first try to pass on a fixed value in the Table Fetch action. This way, I can see if the issue is on my table, or on the form.
From the screenshots you shared though, It seems like the table is working as it should and there is no value passed on. So the input might be the culprit here.
Oh I see what you did.
In that setup, you are not making use of the parameter you set. You are binding directly to the Input value, which is not available to the Table. That’s why it needs to be passed on by the parameter!
In the configuration of the view, you should have the same parameter that was on the Data panel (in my case, search). You need to bind the value of that parameter to the parameter you created in that view.
On submit trigger, add the Table View: Fetch for your view. On the parameter, you can bind the value of the input located in form.formData.name (or the name of you input) Using Form Input - value (green label) like you did would also work.
Thanks for this. I followed the instructions and the view updates when I change the value in the search. However, when I try to bind the data to the data grid, the Table View section is empty.
Hey,
If the table is returning something in the Table view but is not displaying in that formula tab, then it looks more like a bug.. I’m not too sure. But I think at this point you can either try to setup another project to see if that happens there too. Or submit a support ticket
