Nice one - many thanks! Also just to let folks know you can't reference a Custom Event if it's not also on the page you are creating a workflow for. However you can create the Custom Event on a reusable element and use the 'Trigger Custom Event from a Reusable Element'. I think that's way I read it.
HI BRO I WISH TO BUY YOUR INSTAGRAM CLONED APP PROJECT AS YOU DESCRIBE ON THE PREVIOUS VIDEOS AFTER PAYING HOW LONG WILL IT BE IN MY ACCOUNT @@BuildingWithBubble
Hi! Is there any discount or coupon code for your courses? I love your videos and I would like to learn more with your courses but I think they are pricy. Thank you! Happy new year!
Happy to try and help. Could you be more specific about what btn: follow is? If you're trying to send data between pages, I'd recommend using URL/page parameters. I have a tutorial that covers this in more detail here: ruclips.net/video/h_4NyN7oIdI/видео.html
@@BuildingWithBubble Thank you for your answer, I was talking about the Follow button that you used in this tutorial, and my question was if we assume that these buttons are on different pages, is there a way to not set the workflows twice?
You mention a couple times that all of the steps in the workflow run at the same time, but that doesn't seem possible if you can use the results of the previous step.
@@Erkki56 Let's just say I was incredibly naive at how bad the problem of concurrency can be given different use cases. This has caused me hours and hours for "creative" workaround engineering.
@@ByronBennett Sounds familiar, I have spent several hours of trying to be creative just to enforce dependency. One possible workaround is creating a separate workflow, which would be a Bubble API call. That separate API workflow can return a value, which you can use in the next step in your main workflow. This effectively enforces a dependency.
Nice one - many thanks! Also just to let folks know you can't reference a Custom Event if it's not also on the page you are creating a workflow for. However you can create the Custom Event on a reusable element and use the 'Trigger Custom Event from a Reusable Element'. I think that's way I read it.
Great tip 👍
Great video! Let me add one more thing to it. Custom events can be used to run workflows based on conditions (Only when...).
Thanks! And great tip 🙌
Thank you very much mate, I appreciate your videos and how much work you put on it
Thanks! It means the world to me to know they're helpful ✌
HI BRO I WISH TO BUY YOUR INSTAGRAM CLONED APP PROJECT AS YOU DESCRIBE ON THE PREVIOUS VIDEOS AFTER PAYING HOW LONG WILL IT BE IN MY ACCOUNT
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Great video! Thank you
Glad it could help ✌
Any chance you have a video that goes over how you setup the first two items in that workflow...
Good question! I don't have a specific video right now, but I'm happy to add this one to my list
Hi! Is there any discount or coupon code for your courses? I love your videos and I would like to learn more with your courses but I think they are pricy. Thank you! Happy new year!
Hey Jon, happy to try and help where I can. Feel free to shoot me an email at lachlan@buildingwithbubble.com ✌
@@BuildingWithBubble i have emailed you about the discount. I am looking to here back from you.
Muito bom, estou muito agradecido por este ensinamento, bem claro na apresentação e sem rodeios, parabéns
Appreciate it! Always glad it can help
Thank u, What if the elements (btn : follow) are in different pages (using reusable elements does work ?)
Happy to try and help. Could you be more specific about what btn: follow is?
If you're trying to send data between pages, I'd recommend using URL/page parameters. I have a tutorial that covers this in more detail here: ruclips.net/video/h_4NyN7oIdI/видео.html
@@BuildingWithBubble Thank you for your answer, I was talking about the Follow button that you used in this tutorial, and my question was if we assume that these buttons are on different pages, is there a way to not set the workflows twice?
@@Achrafevodev Ahh yep, I see what you mean now. Yes, reusable elements are also a great tool for something like this.
You mention a couple times that all of the steps in the workflow run at the same time, but that doesn't seem possible if you can use the results of the previous step.
Using data from the previous step also creates a dependency between steps and forces a sequence of actions in Bubble workflows.
@@Erkki56 Let's just say I was incredibly naive at how bad the problem of concurrency can be given different use cases. This has caused me hours and hours for "creative" workaround engineering.
@@ByronBennett Sounds familiar, I have spent several hours of trying to be creative just to enforce dependency. One possible workaround is creating a separate workflow, which would be a Bubble API call. That separate API workflow can return a value, which you can use in the next step in your main workflow. This effectively enforces a dependency.
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