Assume I upload a file, say a pdf or docx file and bubble gives me a url, for example:
Can i use that url to send that file to an API or is there going to be some authorization needed so that a third party API can access that URL with the file?
That is a public file if the link doesn’t have a ton of parameters after it.
Perhaps this might be a silly question, but why do I see this when I enter the URL in my browser, even though it’s a public file?
You tried the entire URL not just file name? Also try adding https: in front of the link
I clicked on your link (I know is just a fake link) and I at least get an AWS “access denied” page saying it doesn’t exist.
yep, that was it. thanks!
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