If you have selected the query as the source, then in your case the result of query “A” from the “id” column must be in the Value Fields field. So, Value Field:A:id
Thats what you have done.
Now you will also find the field “ID” created in this way under the tab “Initial Fields - Query Fields”. The query field “A:ID” is now there.
Select the result of the query again, i.e. A:id.
The value should then appear in gray in the form field ID.
I found the root of this issue, under the tab “Initial Request” and by “Initial Action” I had chosen something else than “Query” which is necessary to be able to select the query for each element !!!
It works better haha, now I need to dig into how to write the request to update my database.
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Remember, if you have read-only elements, you have to select “All Elements” for the Update Request Payload - Request Payload. Then you can use the Read-Only-Element in the update query.
My apologies, I didn’t quite follow your insrtuctions, will do now !
So after specifying the “All Elements” and not changing anything to the “Create Payload” section, I then wrote in the query editor what I want to do, as you can see on the image below.
I can achieve to write on a table of my database, however it writes "${payload.NOM1} instead of the name of the variable “NOM1” specified by the user in the Business Forms …
Do you have any idea of where the issue comes from ?