I’m trying to create multiple WordPress posts from the output of an Iterator module, but only one post is ever created, even though the Iterator clearly outputs multiple bundles. (I’ll attached screenshots).
Here’s my setup:
I receive an array of line items from an OCR tool (Mindee).
The array is passed to an Iterator, which correctly outputs 5 bundles (verified in execution history).
The Iterator is connected to a WordPress > Create a Post module.
Each post should be created from one line item.
However, only the first bundle creates a post, none of the others are processed.
I’ve already tried:
Replacing the WordPress module and connecting directly from the Iterator
Ensuring the “Map” toggle is enabled for mapped fields (title, content, etc.)
Running the scenario manually with breakdown per operation
Verified that no filters or errors are blocking execution
Using default settings (status = publish, type = line_item, etc.)
Is there something I’m missing in how the Iterator triggers downstream modules for each bundle?
I think I found the error. You selected map and then assigned line_items to it (or the iterator did) to the WordPress type option, then unchecked it, but that option doesn’t exist in WordPress. Click there and select Post to create a post.
Thanks for looking into it. I should’ve clarified in my original post that my Wordpress site has a custom post type called “Line Items”, which is where that comes from. However, I did change it to “Post” just to test if a post would work but I still face the same issue
