I noticed that it started to go wrong when I put characters like “²”.
Even though I tried to delete the lines on the choice matrix or delete the whole choice matrix I still have the same problem.
I really need the choice matrix on Fillout.
Can you help me fix this?
I tried the same and created two Choice Matrices, one with the special characters and one without. Indeed, the one with the special characters gets the same results as you.
However, it looks like you can re-create the Choice Matrix, using normal characters, save the form, then rename the rows and save again.
Seems like their new name will show on the form while the old name will show in the webhook payload.
Ok I see what’s going on now. It is returning the ID of the field instead of the name, but both exist.
You might have better luck if you use a Custom Webhook in Make then use that address and set up a Webhook integration on the Fillout side. The payload will give you access to both the ID and name of each field in the response.
Yes, unfortunately. Probably a good idea to duplicate your scenario then replace the Fillout trigger module with the Webhook Trigger module and re-map everything downstream.
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Hi Antoine - we have created a ticket on the engineering side to see if that’s something we can improve (those characters you mentioned that didn’t work specifically). Unfortunately I can’t offer a turnaround time that quickly on this because we haven’t seen this issue before so it’ll require some engineering work on our side. We’ll make sure to let you know as soon as we do have updates, but the issue of the mappings not getting resolved even after deleting those labels I believe is on the Make.com side (since we don’t have those labels on our side anymore
When I build scenarios that involve form products, I usually use Set Variables to grab the data from the form module then all subsequent modules use the variables. This way, if I switch which form product to use as the trigger I only have one module to update (Set Variables). Yea it’s a little bit of work but it makes it much easier to switch between data sources/forms.
In this example, you map responses from Jotform into Set Variables.
Then, your Google Docs and all modules that come after them will use the variables you’ve set in Set Variables.
This is what using variables looks like in the Google Docs module, the purple First Name and Last Name.
Regardless of which trigger module I use, these mappings do not change.
Should I decide to switch to Fillout, I swap out the Jotform module with Fillout then re-map the values in Set Multiple Variables to values coming out of Fillout instead.