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harithab835860
February 16, 2026
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saving multiple rows in database

  • February 16, 2026
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I have a multiselect dropdown with names h1, h2 and there respective ids are 123,456. the interface is to update the codes in site.But when I am selecting both values from dropdown and adding the code, code is not getting added for both the values. It is only getting added for the first value(h1) which I selected initially in the dropdown(h1)

    Best answer by stefanhelzle0001
    update the codes in site

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    stefanhelzle0001
    stefanhelzle0001Answer
    February 16, 2026
    update the codes in site

    What exactly do you mean with this?

    Please share more details and code snippets.

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      harithab835860Author
      February 16, 2026

      In UI I have option to add data using addRowLink. Once I select one name consider h1, then I click on addRow then there I can write any alphanumeric code and I am storing that in backend. but if I am selecting multiple names(2) then if I click on addRowLink 2 new row boxes are being displayed. In UI even if I select multiple names only one row should be displayed and in backend the code should be updated for all selected names. no submit button is available in that interface

      shubhama926776
      shubhama926776
      February 16, 2026

      You're only saving for the first selected value. Use a!forEach() to iterate all selections.
      I think, Your addRowLink is creating rows based on dropdown selection count.
      Instead:
      Don't use dropdown length to determine rows - always show one row regardless of selection
      In your saveInto, loop through all selected Ids

      a!forEach(
     items: local!selectedNameIds,
     expression: a!map(id: fv!item, code: local!codeInput)
   )

      This updates the same code for all selected names in one action

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