I’m trying to combine 2 arrays but can’t quite figure out what I’m doing wrong. I have a webhook that gets an Airtable record which pulls in a “keyword” and a “recordID”. I then send that data to an API after which I want to update the same Airtable record with that updated API info. I thought I should be using an array aggregator so that it would combine the data from the webhook (record id and keyword) and the api info, then iterate through that. My output array looks like this: Zight 2025-02-21 at 3.07.56 PM where “tasks” is coming form the api and keywords are coming from the webhook. In the iterator I can only select one array in order for it to show individual bundles correctly. I can’t merge the info. Ultimately I want to be able to merge the recordID so that it knows what to update in Airtable. Zight 2025-02-21 at 3.09.15 PM
I partially used (fought with) ChatGPT to help with this. After a long battle, I setup the record id to map the keywords from the webhook and then the keyword to match it from the iterator. Then under keyword difficulty I picked that from the iterator as well. I’m not even sure if the aggregator is necessary but I think it’s working since it seemed to finally output the bundles correctly and update the individual records. I wanted to add another api in between here but not even sure how I would then go about combining that data.
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That’s weird. How are you not able to access an external link? I’ve attached the images here. I prefer to do that rather than the entire export of bundles. It’s easier to see what I am doing.
