Good morning everyone, I have a problem with Pinterest, I created a scenario using the Airtable database and then using HTTP I download the file, and so far everything is fine but when I create the new pin on Pinterest it doesn’t load the video, I tried. I’ve done some tests but nothing gives me a 400 error
Could you please confirm if the cover image URL is proper? Have you tried the same manually?
Also, please share the screenshot of your mappings.
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Hi, I use the program to download photos to Airtable and upload them directly from the computer.
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HI @The_Gamer_Diavoli ,
In the error message I see some unicode characters (\u200b).
From perplexity:
The Unicode character \u200b is known as the “Zero Width Space” (ZWSP). It is a non-printing character used primarily for invisible word separation and line break control in computerized typesetting. Despite having no visible width, its presence between characters can influence text processing systems, particularly in scripts that do not use explicit spacing or in languages like Japanese that do not have visible spaces between words[1][3][4].
The ZWSP is categorized as a format character within the General Punctuation block of Unicode and is classified as “Boundary Neutral” in terms of bidirectional text processing[1][3]. It is often used to indicate word boundaries where visible spaces are not appropriate, such as after certain punctuation marks or in fully justified text[4].
In practice, the ZWSP can sometimes be unintentionally inserted into text, such as when copying and pasting from certain sources or through keyboard input, which can lead to issues in text rendering and formatting[2][5].
See if removing them fixes the problem.
I would try to create a test scenario where, instead of pulling the data from Airtable, I would take the exact input data for the module and use it in a “Set Variable” Module to see if you get the error. Then by removing the characters, you should be able to see if it fixes the problem.
If so, then you can try to figure out where it’s generated in your HTTP request (or in Airtable) and fix that.
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