Thanks so much Evan, this video is a life saver! I had been scratching my head about how to dynamically update / loop through my bubble database for weeks, and your video solved my issue in under 12 minutes!
came here with the same question and then i figured it out. it's because this instruction is at the last step of the workflow. the first step of this workflow is already on the iteration = count step. hope that helps anyone finding this thread now 2 years later lol
Thanks Evan for this! Its so useful, yet do you know how to do the same with frontend workflows. I tried the same concept with Custom States, yet I get an error "Sorry, we ran into a temporary bug and can't complete your request. We'll fix it as soon as we can; please try again in a bit!" Thanks :)
Thanks for the explanation! Do you have any suggestion for when i have inputs in the repeating group? As Bubble doesn´t consider the group of inputs a list, it doesn´t appear in the options for list parameters. Thanks!!
Thanks for the helpful video. I am stuck on something I hope you can advise me with: I have a form with various input types, when the user clicks “send”, it creates a new thing (job order). One of the inputs on this form is a multi-choice drop-down. In most cases a user will only select one choice. But in the event that the user selects more than one, in the workflow I want to create a new thing for each selection he chooses. Following your video instructions, I created the new input, but my first action then is "create a new thing" and not create a new email as in your video. However when I create a new thing, there is no option to add an item# as in minute 4:26 of this video. Your advice will be appreciated.
what will happen if the iteration value exceeds the total number of records in the list? For example if i wanted to cycle through a list of 4 records twice, if i change the only when rule to be iteration < 8, would this work or will it not work as the 5 iteration will be a null record? I have a dynamic value i can use in the only when rule as well.
Thanks for the video Evan! I was wondering how this approach is different from scheduling an API flow on a list as explained here: czcams.com/video/LLYaNHmt6_Y/video.html
Because on a list you can only process 100 entries. After exceeding this level your workflow is likely to crash. Also this workflow type is recursive while „on a list“ runs simultaneously. Also „on a List“ is almost impossible to debug.
Thanks so much Evan, this video is a life saver! I had been scratching my head about how to dynamically update / loop through my bubble database for weeks, and your video solved my issue in under 12 minutes!
This is so great! I saw this video and went these are the kind of people who should be famous on this platform! Thank you!
Perfect explanation. I managed to solve my (increasingly annoying!!) issue after I watched this. Thanks
I thought I understood Bubble endpoints. With this great explanation some knowledge gaps that I had were sorted out. Thank you Evan!
Thanks Evan for this video ! it's clear and straight to the point ! I applied the same technique to my application and it worked like charm !
Thanks a lot Evan for sharing. Saved my time a lot.
Thank you so much Evan! This really helped me. Great work. Subscribed.
This was just what I needed! Thank you.
Thank you!
Thanks Evan for this very helpful tutorial. My first backend Workflow is finished and running :)
came here with the same question and then i figured it out. it's because this instruction is at the last step of the workflow. the first step of this workflow is already on the iteration = count step. hope that helps anyone finding this thread now 2 years later lol
Amazing! Thanks a ton. Look forward to working with you sometime.
Thank you very much! Great explanation!
Great video. Thanks. At 10:29. Not sure what you did to put in the two emails. What kind of input element did you use here?
Nice explanation !! Thanks
Thank you so much evan
Thanks for the great instruction! Have a question about 'Only when' iteration < emails: count. Shouldn't it be
the condition checking is at the very end so this is similar to a do...while() loop structure. Thus it should be "
Thanks Evan for this! Its so useful, yet do you know how to do the same with frontend workflows. I tried the same concept with Custom States, yet I get an error "Sorry, we ran into a temporary bug and can't complete your request. We'll fix it as soon as we can; please try again in a bit!" Thanks :)
Thank you, you helped me alot with this amazing video
This works great. How about when the item is a list and you want to "add list" ? Thanks
Did you find the answer?
Gracias Evan! gran tutorial, me va ayudar mucho. Saludos!
Thanks for the explanation! Do you have any suggestion for when i have inputs in the repeating group? As Bubble doesn´t consider the group of inputs a list, it doesn´t appear in the options for list parameters. Thanks!!
Thanks, this makes sense. Is there anyway you could share the editor publicly?
Thanks!!! This is great.
Thanks for the helpful video. I am stuck on something I hope you can advise me with:
I have a form with various input types, when the user clicks “send”, it creates a new thing (job order).
One of the inputs on this form is a multi-choice drop-down. In most cases a user will only select one choice. But in the event that the user selects more than one, in the workflow I want to create a new thing for each selection he chooses.
Following your video instructions, I created the new input, but my first action then is "create a new thing" and not create a new email as in your video. However when I create a new thing, there is no option to add an item# as in minute 4:26 of this video.
Your advice will be appreciated.
I'm making an api call to my database checking inventory. With items count at the end show I count from my api or my database.
cannot connect to the link you gave.
what will happen if the iteration value exceeds the total number of records in the list? For example if i wanted to cycle through a list of 4 records twice, if i change the only when rule to be iteration < 8, would this work or will it not work as the 5 iteration will be a null record? I have a dynamic value i can use in the only when rule as well.
if you want to cycle through a list of records twice you can use the modulus operator
Super useful. Thanks!
Thanks for the video Evan! I was wondering how this approach is different from scheduling an API flow on a list as explained here: czcams.com/video/LLYaNHmt6_Y/video.html
I'm also confused, why not call an api on a list?
Because on a list you can only process 100 entries. After exceeding this level your workflow is likely to crash. Also this workflow type is recursive while „on a list“ runs simultaneously. Also „on a List“ is almost impossible to debug.