I think bubble is sending initialisation requests from a different server, i.e. it is not bubble.io. I need to authorise each domain that sends requests (I am trying to connect to Tripadvisor API). I have authorised bubble.io but no joy. When I send the request from my own website (also authorised within Tripadvisor), it connects and I can see data returned.
This post was my original issue, but I think I have narrowed it down now.
Driving me NUUUUTS!!! Please help!
Thanks!
Steve.
would the ip address be ok? you can test a call to https://httpbin.org/ip and get the ip back in the response.
Hey! Thanks, nice idea, but I can either authorise urls or IPs on tripadvisor and I need to use urls. Also, did a test just there and it returns different IPs each time (so bubble uses different ones I guess).
Thanks though - I appreciate the idea!!
S.
Heaps of services for this - try RequestBin.com — A modern request bin to collect, inspect and debug HTTP requests and webhooks or https://www.postb.in/
It will give you a URL which you can then plug in and make the initialize request to.
I suspect that it will come from a bubbleapps.io domain, and in your case perhaps copy the domain from the editor which will be for example app-name.bubbleapps.io.
right, they usa a range of ips not a single one 
Thanks! I set myself up on RequestBin (very cool!) and I can see my request coming in, and the url looks ok, but can’t see where the request is coming from. There’s a swedge of info in this ‘Baggage’ header and I tried a few things ( notester-68400.bubbleapps.io, bubbleapps.io, bubblegroup.client) but no joy. Is there another part of requestbin that can see the origin (or somehow send it as a parameter)?
Thanks!
Stephen.
Hey! Thanks again folks for the thoughts & ideas here - I really appreciate it.
Turns out the problem was with my header (I plugged all the info I had into Chat GPT as a last resort and it picked it up - very cool!).
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