Hi, Im new on Make.com .
I want to build a script that whenever my website is updated with the publication of an article, it grabs the article’s URL and title and tweets the following: ‘Article Title. You can read the article at: Article URL.’ I’ve connected the Browse AI module, which runs every day at 12:00, with the Twitter module, which runs as soon as the data comes in. Everything works fine, but my website isn’t updated daily, so when I don’t publish anything, the script tweets an empty tweet containing only: ‘You can read the article at:’. Is there a solution to this? I would like it so that when the website isn’t updated, no tweet is published. I’ve tried setting filters, but it doesn’t seem to work, I’m probably doing something wrong. Thanks to whoever responds!
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Hi Mattia,
Can you review 2 examples of output bundles:
- where browse.ai did find an article you want to publish
- where browse.ai did NOT find an article to publish
Now you can compare the 2 bundles to identify a field you can use in the filter.