Hello everyone.
I have API workflow that creates a list of things (dates) in the database.
So far, so good.
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In this custom state “Lista Horas” is where I save a list of dates where later I extract the time (to display time slots).
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I then pass theese dates in this field of an API Worklow to create the slots independently.
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THE PROBLEM: In the logs it doesn’t capture that list and I don`t know what this message means in the parenthesis (check capture). It should be a list of UNIX Timestamps, right? Just like the one from “List to run on”
Why is this happening and how can I fix it?
The message of (different for each thing) is the same message you have next to fecha inicio and this is on the Schedule API workflow on a list action, not the actions within the API workflow, so all it is telling you is that you have a list of things you are scheduling to change via the API workflow and the list of fecha iniciio and lista horas are different for each item in the list you are changing via the API workflow.
Have you run the workflow and seen an issue with how the workflow functions?
Yes. Inside this API Workflow I have another Schedule API Workflow on a list (lista horas) and is not creating the list and I assumed that is because there is no list in “lista horas”.
And in the logs there is no list. And also I just noticed that in the logs is first the “Finished action” and after the “Running action”. A bit weird. Should be “Running action” first in the logs and then the “Finished action” log.
That is strange. I recommend contacting Bubble support…it would seem like from the message that the lisa horas is different for each thing, is actually causing the list as the parameter you send through to not be kept and used for each item in the list you originally schedule a workflow for.
Ok. I just contacted them. It is so strange also because it used to work before. Some update of the bubble app must have broke it.
I discovered the problem. The problem is that I used as time selector the plugin Air Date/Time Dropper because it looked fancy but the UX was bad. The users didn’t liked the way they had to use the time selector of this plugin. So, I changed it for Air Date/Time Picker and use only the Timepicker but, when I made the changes I did it with the bubble feature called “Replace the element type” and I noticed the origin of the problem was in the plugin (inputs) so I tried downgrading but it didn’t work either.
Solution: I deleted the inputs that I used the feature “Replace the element type” and just created new ones and now it works.
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