This section consists of Database Things and fields description for every thing which is part of the template.

Introduction

To get to the Data section, click the database icon on the left side tabs in Bubble Editor.

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Important: See Bubble manual information when working with data: https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/working-with-data; https://manual.bubble.io/core-resources/data.

Data Types

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Note: In case you have accidentally deleted a data type - no worries! Bubble lets you restore💪the deleted data type. Clicking on 'show deleted types' or 'show deleted fields' from the Data → Data types tab will reveal the deleted items, and a 'restore' button will appear next to each deleted entry. Simply click 'restore', to restore a field or data type.

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Tip: Aside from the below-listed data types and fields, Bubble creates these default fields visible in each data type: Creator, Modified Date, Created Date and Slug, except for the User data type. The User data type will have the following fields: email, Modified Date, Created Date and Slug. These fields' values can be used in workflows, conditional formatting, etc. To learn more, see the Bubble manual

Admin user

This registers the admin's email address, First Name and Last Name.

User

Bubble applications have a built-in User data type that acts like any type that is created in a database. For instance, you can modify a user, delete a user, list them in a repeating group, etc.

This data type stores the users' bio data (name, title, etc.) and profile information like admin status.

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Note: The data type has a privacy rule applied. See the 💬 in the database under the privacy section for details.

UserPost

Every post made by a user gets approved by an admin before it is made visible to other users. Posts get reactions from readers such as reviewnotes, instaclicks, twitterclicks, fbclicks, postviews, urlclicks, etc.

UserProfile

The profile of the user bears the user's email address and name.

Embedded Notes in Bubble Editor

This template comes with explicit Notes for Database fields, Option sets and their fields, and Privacy rules, which will guide you through the modification process.

In order to preview a Note of any data type or field, click on the 💬 icon.