Hi, thank you for this video, it is really great! I have a question : do you know a way how to get not only field "Name" for every Collection, but for example pair of fields "name" + "ID". SO it basically will retireve 19 (in your case) pairs of "Name" + "ID".
unfortunately default map function doesn't support several values for the second argument :( You can either: - use Make Enterprise plan and build a custom JS function for it - Build Custom app and there build similar custom IML function using JS - use any cloud function like a AWS Lambda(there is a module for it), Google, IBM, Digital Ocean, etc cloud functions and call it with proper input.
@@BeyondAutomationWithAlexI have the same question. I need the name + ID for football matches on a sports website. But couldn’t you make multiple HTTP API calls and then create two separate workflows and then connect them via a router? I don’t know how to code so I’m learning this as I go lol
I had literally the exact question you did, playing around a bit. I found that there is a set multiple variables module in Tools. This might not be exactly what you’re looking for but I had the same question and this looks like a good work around
Hi, thank you for this video, it is really great!
I have a question : do you know a way how to get not only field "Name" for every Collection, but for example pair of fields "name" + "ID". SO it basically will retireve 19 (in your case) pairs of "Name" + "ID".
unfortunately default map function doesn't support several values for the second argument :(
You can either:
- use Make Enterprise plan and build a custom JS function for it
- Build Custom app and there build similar custom IML function using JS
- use any cloud function like a AWS Lambda(there is a module for it), Google, IBM, Digital Ocean, etc cloud functions and call it with proper input.
@@BeyondAutomationWithAlexI have the same question. I need the name + ID for football matches on a sports website.
But couldn’t you make multiple HTTP API calls and then create two separate workflows and then connect them via a router? I don’t know how to code so I’m learning this as I go lol
I had literally the exact question you did, playing around a bit. I found that there is a set multiple variables module in Tools. This might not be exactly what you’re looking for but I had the same question and this looks like a good work around