Hello Makers,
I’m trying to setup a Bubble module “Create the Bulk of New Data Things” but it always return the following error: RuntimeError [405] Unrecognized method. Currently supported: post
This error is implying that Make is not using the “POST” HTTP Method to talk to Bubble.
I cannot see from the Make documentation which HTTP method Make uses in the “Create the Bulk of New Data Things” module. So I suggest you change the “Trigger workflow with” to “GET” in Bubble.io, and then retry the module from Make.com.
If that doesn’t work, try changing it to “PUT” in Bubble.io and then retry again from Make.com.
Hi @Terry_Hopper, thanks for your feedback.
I already tried to use the GET method unsuccessfully, same error.
Only POST and GET are allowed, so this module cannot work I’m afraid.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Sorry @GBOL , I don’t have any other ideas without seeing more of the scenario and the Bubble setup. I think it might be best to get support involved, or contact one of the Make partners for one-to-one support on this problem. https://www.make.com/en/partners-directory
Could you please share screenshots of the module fields and/or filters in question? It would really help other community members to see what you’re looking at.
You can also export the blueprint file to allow others to replicate the issue. At the bottom of the scenario editor, you can click on the three dots to find the Export Blueprint menu item.
hey @samliew
I could have resolved by using an iterator and changing the bubble module in “Create/Update a data Thing”, but in the end it not write anything into Bubble db even if the module is correctly executed:
Hi @Terry_Hopper,
yes that workflow was present, I just resolved this issue by settings the privacy rules on the table allowing creation from APIs.
This is not needed by the automation sw I’m using now, so that’s why I did not figured out immediately the issue, Make just works differently, all good so far
Eventually I figured out how make counts the operations, so I think I’ll revaluate Make once I’ll have more budget, it seems to be a more robust that my actual saas automation sw and it have a better error handling, but it cost more at the end.