@giri-zano Hi Giri
I understand and I think part of the problem is that when anyone attempts to dive into code at any level they need to learn the basics. I often direct folks to spend sometime going through the w3schools tutorials (they are free) to build a basic Javascript foundation.
Using Wix Code is not just a simple case of cutting and pasting example code and trying to make it fit your target function. Yes in some, perhaps many cases, this will work. But then there will come a need for tweaks and enhancements. Or more importantly debugging assistance where someone has cut and paste code but not really understood how to wire it up.
I know that Wix is keen to look at how to bridge the gap and with specific problems it is easier to provide mini tutorials on how to do something or fix a problem. A large part of that is first trying to understand the problem being raised in a post sufficiently to help with a solution. Alex’s post above is a good example. It is challenging to really understand the problem.
It turns out he wants to save on data collection resources and use a single data collection to drive his drop downs. The link I provided tries to explain, using a working example and the code, how to achieve his objective.
Thanks for the kind works and recommendation perhaps Wix heard you.