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How to handle multiple HTTP responses in a single flow

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I need some help here. This has been driving me nuts for a while now. How do you handle multiple 200/201 responses inside of a single flow that are dependent on the previous one? I can get the first HTTP response and parse through it to get the newly created deal id. I can then make a new note, but cannot get the response data from that POST.

 

I'm either met with a failure for the 2nd response: "The execution of template action 'Get_Note_response_(SO_Comments)' is skipped: another response action has already executed."

or it will just skip it entirely and not read the response at all, thus skipping steps 6 & 7 below.

 

Explanation of what I want to accomplish:

I have a custom Hubspot connector that can do multiple things, most of them centered around deals.

1. I want to create a new deal using information taken from Jotform (not shown)

2. Match info from Jotform to existing data queried from a db (also not shown)

3. Take said data and mash it up to fill in details for Deal creation in Hubspot. (Create)

4. I need the dealId from the POST response. (Get Deal creation response)

5. Write a note. (Create new note)

6. Get note response so I can get the noteId. (This is where it either fails or is skipped, depending on how I set async)

7 I want to associate the note with the deal I just created in step 3. (I never get to this part because of the response skip above)

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Is what I'm trying to do even possible? I'm out of my element here a little bit. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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  • SPOD Profile Picture
    63 on at

    So you want to make an initial POST and catch the response and use a property from within the array in your next call?  Here is a similar example of something i set up this week for a the same issue.  The problem i had was as soon as the parse json encountered the array it kicked off a for-each loop but the solution lay in using an expression to get the first [0] result.

     

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  • itshudak Profile Picture
    2 on at

    The issue is that everything after the first POST is getting skipped.

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