Tally form → Make.com → GPT recipe output → display recipe on WordPress page

User completes tally form, it goes to gpt, generates response based on user’s input from Tally form, and the FINAL goal is to display the output (recipe) on my wordpress page. I cannot make the last part work and the suggestion made by the Make team (to replace my webpage with the webhook URL) does not fix the issue (and breaks the entire process). So here I am…ugh.

I just want the recipe to render on my webpage. Is this impossible? Do I need to create a form to RECEIVE it into? The images show my current scenario (Tally-GPT-Webhook) as well as the INPUT and OUTPUT. Again, INPUT is correct/has what I expect. OUTPUT continues to be NULL.

Please note: Once the user completes the form, they are redirected to the “thank you” page immediately. I believe the gap might be due to this redirect (early) and the actual RESPONSE from chatGPT taking longer than the redirect (to the page on which I want the recipe to appear - and is the page I’ve redirected the user to). What can I do? If there is a better way to do this, please let me know. I am lost…first time doing any of this. Helppppp! Thanks in advance! Again, changing the redirect in the Tally form to the webhook does not resolve this and seems to break the entire process. Thanks in advance for your help.

Welcome to the Make community!

This is a tough one because it’s hard to tell without looking at the site itself.

Usually, you’ll need custom code (JavaScript), to send the form details to Make, receive the response, and then insert it onto the same page. If you are using a form plugin, that usually doesn’t happen.

You can use the Hire a Pro category to request for private 1-to-1 assistance via video call/screenshare/private messaging/etc. This may help you get your issue resolved faster especially if it is for another service outside of Make (like Wordpress/web-development stuff). It is important to post your request in the Hire a Pro category, as forum members are not allowed to advertise their services in other categories like here (even if it’s free/unpaid). Posting in the Hire a Pro category will allow other members to assist you over other forms of communication.

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues. P.S.: investing some effort into the tutorials in the Make Academy will save you lots of time and frustration using Make!

@samliew