I fixed it and it work
now i need your help in this
console does not show any error at all
so i have two column in my dataset one contractavailable (0 or 1) and a contracts that i have attached contract document to it.
what’s wrong with this code
$w ( “#repeater3” ). onItemReady (( $contract , contract , index ) => {
if ( contract . contractAvailable == 1 ) {
$w ( ‘#contract’ ). show ();
}
else {
$w ( ‘#contract’ ). hide ();
}
});
Everything is wrong → because of your leck of basic-knowledge.
Totaly wrong part here…
$w("#repeater3").onItemReady(($contract,contract,index)=>{
I did not gave you this code-lines!
Please take a look into the “Velo-API-Documentations”…
thank you for your kindness however that’s what made active and inactive button worked
$w . onReady (() => {
$w ( “#repeater3” ). onItemReady (( $active , active , index ) => {
if ( active . active === active ) {
$w ( ‘#active’ ). show ( ‘Active’ );
}
else {
$w ( ‘#active’ ). show ( ‘Dormant’ );
}
});
i will try to figure myself. my last coding job was 25 years ago.
Just a last tip → change back to " itemData " instead of “active”.
And perhaps also → back form “$active” → to → " $item "
Your variables should be declared clearly, logical and plausible!
But it is on your decision.
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@nhbarakat
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ok this is my code
import wixUsers from ‘wix-users’ ;
import wixData from ‘wix-data’ ;
let $item = ‘active’ ;
let itemdata = ‘active’ ;
let $item1 = ‘contract’ ;
let itemdata1 = ‘contract’ ;
$w . onReady (() => {
$w ( “#repeater3” ). onItemReady (( $item , itemdata , index ) => {
if ( itemdata . active === ‘active’ ) {
$w ( ‘#actives’ ). show ( ‘Active’ );
$w ( “#button1” ). style . backgroundColor = “rgb(255, 0, 0)” ;
}
else {
$w ( ‘#actives’ ). show ( ‘Dormant’ );
$w ( “#button1” ). style . backgroundColor = “rgb(0, 0, 255)” ;
}
});
$w ( “#repeater3” ). onItemReady (( $item1 , itemdata1 , index ) => {
if ( itemdata1 . contract === ‘Active’ ) {
$w ( ‘#signcontract’ ). show ();
}
else {
$w ( ‘#signcontract’ ). hide ();
}
});
});
i am having issue with button showing red when i need to and showing blue when i need to
what i am doing wrong here
You have 2x onItemReady!
Use just 1x
ok is there any other way to do it beside this. as i need to check if it is active or inactive and i need to check if there is a contract
the result are
if it is active show active with red button
if it is dormant show dormant with blue button
if there is a contract show contract
if there is no contract show nothing
It is absolutely not clear how is settep-up your DATABASE.
Everythings depends on the structure of your DATABASE.
This is exactly what i expected!
Look onto your DESCRIPTION one more time…
I have a dataset (site content permissions) named contractors list. I have a page (contractor List) that display all content in this dataset name and done by repeater. On this repeater I have a button that show if contractor is active and name active. In the dataset I have ActiveStatus element that is Boolean based on true or false . so when activeStatus is true than active button is displayed otherwise is hidde. this is my code
I can’t find any → Boolean ← value in your DATABASE.
-Datafield → “active” → STRING/TEXT
-Datafield → “contract” → STRING/TEXT
You have → “Active” & “Dormant”
If i would be you → i would use → " active " & " inactive " ← more logical
And my DATAFIELD-Name would be —> " Activity " (ID = " activity ") <–plausible
And if you want to do it even better & more efficient, you would use → BOOLEAN
Like you were describing it in your project-description.
You can do the same for → “contract” and also can use → BOOLEAN , if you have just 2x-different states —> " active " & " inactive "
Than it would look like this one…
Your code for the last showed DB-example, could look like …
import wixUsers from 'wix-users';
import wixData from 'wix-data';
//--------- User-Interface -------------
let REPEATER = "#repeater3"
//--------- User-Interface -------------
$w.onReady(()=> {
$w(REPEATER).onItemReady(($item, itemData, index) => {
//---Activity---------------------------------------------------------
if (itemData.activity) {
$item('#btnActive').show();
$item('#btnActive').style.backgroundColor = "rgb(255, 0, 0)";
}
else {
$item('#btnActive').hide();
$item('#btnActive').style.backgroundColor = "rgb(0, 0, 255)";
}
//---Contract---------------------------------------------------------
if (itemData.contract) {
$item('#btnContract').show();
$item('#btnContract').style.backgroundColor = "rgb(255, 0, 0)";
}
else {
$item('#btnContract').hide();
$item('#btnContract').style.backgroundColor = "rgb(0, 0, 255)";
}
});
});
By the way —> When giving your ELEMENTS a name(ID), do it more efficiant and logical.
-when ELEMENT is a BUTTON --------> ID = btn+ButtonNanme → “btnActivity”
-when ELEMENT is a DROPDOWN → ID = dd+DropdownNanme → “ddXXXXX”
-when ELEMENT is a CHECKBOX ----> ID = cb+CheckboxNanme → “cbXXXXX”
and so on…
Why doing this way?
→ for better reading your own code
→ especialy for those → who do not know your project (extern-coder) like me 
You are my Ninga. Thank you for all the hard time you gave me and I do appreciate all your help. Now to the next project even velo team could not help