
Learn to build long text input with a text box, enforce a 300 character limit, show a live character counter, and connect the input to a data set for storage.
Explore radio buttons as mutually exclusive options for age groups, linking labels to user-visible choices and values to code or database fields, while configuring layout, design, and on changed events.
Learn to add a dropdown box, define label and value pairs, set placeholders and required flags, style states, and populate options from manual input or a spreadsheet for database saves.
Explore multiple checkboxes for pizza toppings, configure labels/values, set defaults, and display selected toppings by converting the resulting array to a string.
Configure an image input with an upload button, accept image, document, or video, set a max size, and validate size on change to enable submission and show errors.
Learn to create a database by adding a collection, set custom permissions, define fields with types, designate a main field, and manage sandbox versus live data.
Connect a curated artists dataset to a repeater to display data, map fields, import images, and enable pagination and dynamic pages for detailed views.
Access the exercise template via the PDF resource provided.
Continue with part two of covert coding to explore dynamic pages and repeaters, then move to part three for more code snippets and website tips.
This is the second of a 3 part course in Velo for Wix which will teach you the following:
familiarity with the editor and environment,
variable declaration and assignment,
logical operators such as if, and, or and else statements,
custom function creation and usage,
user input for short text,
user input validation,
user input for long text,
user input for radio buttons,
user input for dropdown boxes,
user input for multiple checkboxes,
user input for single checkboxes,
user input for dates,
user input for files and images,
validation for user inputs,
setting up a database,
ways to populate a database e.g. manually, importing a file or through a form,
displaying data from a database with repeaters,
dynamic pages for displaying detailed data from a database,
allow users to sort repeaters,
allow users to filter repeaters,
allow users to filter repeaters by more than one criteria,
display a message to users if their filter search returns no results,
and lots lots more!
This is a foundational, step-by-step course designed for absolute beginners in Wix who wish to learn coding skills.
What is Velo? Velo is an open development platform that accelerates the way you build web applications. Velo by Wix opens up endless possibilities for how you can customize your website or application. To get the most out of Velo you should familiarize yourself with all of its features. You can then decide how to "mix-and-match" the different functionalities to make them work for you.