Need Help To Upload A Document From Bubble to an external API

Hey there folks , so i need help getting a file from bubble to an external api.

Managed to get the file uploader to work that was the easy part :

I also got the other integrations to work actually :

But i cant seem to get the file uploader to work :

I’m getting some sort of error that i cant figure out :

Any help is greatly appreciated, i will be eternally grateful

here’s the thirdparty documentation in case it’s required : https://llmtown.com/

Too many quotation marks in your file path?

or not enough? something like that? i dont really know, on this stuff i did try every permutation tbh


i really cant figure this out at all…

Have you tried it as JSON in the body? E.g.

{“file”: “<url>”}

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thanks for responding, i’m trying it , in every permutation possible and getting the same error, except it also says it cant parse as json…

i really appreciate the help

You should change the Body type to multi part and use parameters. You will have an option for files. Documentation doesn’t show a option to use an url to upload a file.
So change type, add a parameters file, and select file checkbox.

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thanks for responding, i feel like i’m getting closer with your tip !

i did it as so, but i still get an error:

any ideas?

remove the header content-type. Bubble for this case should include it. But your call seem correctly set.
You can debug using a requestbin.org and also try in postman or insomnia if the call work

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thank you for being so generous with your time and holding my hand through this. it’s much appreciated, truly. :pray:

didnt work, but still appreciated !

btw i can get it to work using command line on my windows computer, but i simply cant get bubble to behave correctly…

any help would be greatly appreciated

Just tested an no issue on my side

Maybe you can start from scratch

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well, i’ll be… kindly accept all my thanks :pray:

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