Sending multiple WhatsApp's from Bubble API

[Deon]

Hi,
I have managed to setup my API from bubble receiving a list of 5 things. I then split the list items into separate bundles, set variables based on order, aggregate arrays and lastly send a message per array. Thanks to @D-EFFCON from this Q&A Solution

However I experience two different problems;

1. with the multiple variables it creates 5 operations. If my list is only 2 items, the last three is empty.
2. it is only sending the first array

Scenario:

Setup:

Results
Iterator:

Multiple Variables:

Array Aggregator:

WhatsApp:

[D-EFFCON]

Hi Deon,

Good detailed post with plenty of screenshots! We like to see that

For your whatsapp setup, are you under “receiver” wanting to put the whole array of “sell” in there?

If so, you might be better of using a text aggregator, and mapping the aggregated string into the receiver field.

The reason you only get the first array is because currently in between the “[ ]”, it expects a number. So you’d put 1 to retrieve the first value, or 5 to retrieve the last value (in that example)

[Deon]

I would like to pass the output of each collection in the Array Aggregator to WhatsApp so I can send a message to each member with the corresponding data.

[Deon]

@D-EFFCON How do I pass both array collections specific items from the Array aggregator to WhatsApp.

WhatsApp should collect a specific collection item (sell) and complete the process then do it again for the second array collection item.

[D-EFFCON]

If you want to send each collection to Whatsapp I don’t think you need an array aggregator.

To your latest reply, maybe aggregate your aggregator (i.e put another aggregator after your current aggregator)

[Deon]

By adding an iterator did the trick. Funny I did try that earlier but then it didn’t work as expected.

[vendy]

Heya @Deon

Wow! I am impressed by the fact you were able to crack this with @D-EFFCON’s help. It is truly great to see Makers improve and get more proficient at using Make.
Thanks a lot for keeping the community in mind and coming back here with additional information and solution.

Great job and keep it up!