Table View: Fetch

Use this action to fetch data from a backend Table View that you created on a Table. Views allow secure, parameterized filtering and sorting of rows.

If you’re new to Views, see Views →.

Configuration

Display Key	Description
View	The target view defined on a table.
Parameters Optional	Values passed to the view’s parameters (used in filters/sorts).

WHERE DO PARAMETERS COME FROM?

Parameters are defined on the view itself (Text, Number, Boolean). After you select a View, WeWeb shows a parameter helper with one input per parameter, so you can conveniently bind values.

Example flow

1. In the Tables subtab of Data & API, create a view with parameters (for example search, minPrice) and filters that use them.
2. In an interface workflow, add Table View: Fetch, pick the view, and bind the parameter inputs from variables or form fields.
3. Use the returned rows to display a list, populate a datagrid, or feed another action.

Result

After running, you can use the view’s data directly from the binding menu under Table Views (the view is available there once it exists). This makes it easy to bind the rows to your UI (for example, as the list for a repeating element), without relying on the action’s result.

A view without grouping returns its records in data. A grouped view returns groups instead: each group has a label, a count, its summaries, and either its subgroups in children or, at the last level, its records in rows. Bind your repeating elements to the list that matches the view. Learn how to display a grouped view →

A grouped view only returns the first records of each group. To show more, use the Table View: Load more action with its Group field. Learn more about loading more records →

By default, that data is cleared when the user navigates to another page. If you want it to stay available across pages, turn on Preserve on navigation in the view settings menu. Learn more →