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I have a database of events in AppInventor containing information such as location, description, and tags.
I want to include a search by location screen of an app where the user clicks the button, and the app shows events (taken from the database) that are in the same town as the user. I know AppInventor has a built in location block.
Do you think it is the right course of action to store the database contents into a list, where each index is a value in the database, and then compare the location index with the location of the user? Is this a good sort of pseudo-code for this?
And if this is so, how would I display those search results to the screen?
Thank you.
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I have a database of events in AppInventor containing information such as location, description, and tags.
I want to include a search by location screen of an app where the user clicks the button, and the app shows events (taken from the database) that are in the same town as the user. I know AppInventor has a built in location block.
Do you think it is the right course of action to store the database contents into a list, where each index is a value in the database, and then compare the location index with the location of the user? Is this a good sort of pseudo-code for this?
And if this is so, how would I display those search results to the screen?
Thank you.
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