No more confusing URLs in markdown—there is now a single URL that triggers the flow or, if you press test first, saves only the sample data.
We merged the HTTP piece into the webhook piece, so the webhook piece now supports “Return Response” and has amazing options, like redirecting the response to another URL.
Presuming the “Status” field of the “Return Response” piece refers to an HTTP status code, how does this interact with a “Response Type” set to “Redirect” (which would be a 3xx status code)?
@hazemadelkhalel So after the update existing http module will work or they will stop work and we need to update them urgent basis to new web hook one?
Sorry if I misunderstood the announcement I thought you have replaced http with webhook itself.
It will remain working, we only moved “Return Response” action from “HTTP” to “Webhook”, It was used to return response for the webhook module.
Also there is nothing required to do on your end, all versions remains working.
Great update but whatever I do redirect won’t work:
JSON: { “status”: “success” } gives the success message on the webhook url but if I put an URL into the redirect the webhook url site keeps loading / spinning
I see the confusion, we just removed the return response as It’s related to the webhook and not HTTP and moved it into webhook, we kept the send http request there.