Lists and Pagination
You can enable progressive loading on any list in Adalo so that data is served to your lists much faster.
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You can enable progressive loading on any list in Adalo so that data is served to your lists much faster.
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Skill Level: Expert
Make sure to complete the Working with Data Types guide first.
You must have a Team or Business Adalo plan to use this feature.
Child Lists cannot query using MagicText information from a Parent List.
NOTE: Progressive loading (also known as pagination) is disabled by default for lists in Adalo. This means that Adalo will attempt to load all records within a Xano table by default.
In our example, we only have the Default endpoint group which holds the endpoints for our Events table, so we're choosing that one.
Again, in this example, we're looking at the Companies table. This will be the first GET you see in the list if you are using the default API Group.
IMPORTANT: The word "limit" is case-sensitive! It should be all lowercase!
IMPORTANT: The word "offset" is case-sensitive. It should always be lowercase!
You can change how many records are served to Adalo at a time by changing the Per Page number input seen in Step 14.
Please keep in mind that you cannot have pagination turned on for the GET ALL for your Users collection.
Using Pagination is highly recommended as it drastically increases the loading speed of your lists (up 7x faster initial list loading speeds compared to no pagination).
Metadata must be turned off or lists may not load properly.
Check out this Video: Adalo & Xano: How to Use Adalo Query Parameters to Filter a List on a Screen from one of our awesome Adalo Makers!
As with all integrations, Adalo is only able to provide support for the Adalo side of the integration. For assistance with your Xano account, dashboard, or implementation, please use the Xano documentation, Xano community, Xano University, or contact Xano Support directly.
If you need additional help with this article, you can always ask in our community forum! Be sure to paste the link to this article in your post as well! We also have a Xano Course on the Adalo App Academy that you may find helpful!
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