@laoandrei
I asume you want to have all the user-names in a kind of list or even a table or repeater, right?
This part here is the important one…

I have tried to do $w(‘text91’).text = userName; but it only showed the latest result fetched, my guess is because it displayed all of them one by one then stopped at the last one
Yes i see it the same way, the loop stops and you just see the last user-name.
What you will need to have all of them to be shown, is an ARRAY which will collect all the user-names first and then you could push that ARRAY for example to a TABLE or REPEATER.
This would be the structure, how it should look like…
[
{
"_id": "1",
"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Doe",
"image": "http://someImageUrl/john.jpg"
},
{
"_id": "2",
"firstName": "Jane",
"lastName": "Doe",
"image": "http://someImageUrl/jane.jpg"
}
]
That means…
- Generating an ARRAY…
let myArray = [ ]
- pushing new Value to the generated new array…
myArray.push({"User": userName})
- At the end your new array —> “myArray” looks like that…
[
{"User": "rob45ca1"},
{"User": "Owensaurus"},
{"User": "samlot"},
{"User": "cole_porter"},
{"User": "Goldcraft_911"},
]
Now you should be ready to push this data to a table or repeater.
Good luck and happy coding. ![]()