Already tried using some console.logs?
export function dropdownto_change(event) {
let dropdownfrom = $w('#dropdownfrom').value
let dropdownto = $w('#dropdownto').value
wixData.WixDataQuery("Fee") // <--- here your database-name
.eq("title", dropdownfrom)
.find()
.then((results) => {
$w('#inputfee').value = results.items[0].dropdownto;
$w('#text58').text = results.items[0].dropdownto;
console.log(results.items[0].dropdownto)
console.log(results.items[0].dropdownto)
});
}
What do you get, in the CONSOLE ? What is the result?
This here should be the first founded ITEM in a specific ROW and COLUMN of your DATABASE.
results.items[0]
If you are searching in the first COLUMN —> “title”, then…
results.items[0].title
If you are searching in another COLUMN(reference) then for example…
results.items[0].hereYourColumnIdOfYourSelectedDatabase
So one more time…
You are searching in DATABASE —> “Fee”, right ???
wixData.WixDataQuery("Fee")
You are searching in the “title”-COLUMN , right?
.eq("title", dropdownfrom)
And you use a DropDown-Value?
That means, that in the “title”-column the corresponding value of the choosen DropDown-value must be a value of the “title”-reference.
Sure that you want to search in the first column ?
Are your FEES located there? (title-column)?
What are the values of your DropDown ?
Check everything, if you have setted everything right!
This is surely not correct!
$w('#inputfee').value = results.items[0].dropdownto;
It will just work, if you have the column-IDs in your “dropdownto”-DropDown.