I receive a bundle onto my webhook from formidable forms. It arrives as a collection. Now when i let it pass as a string through the webhook and perform a get followed by toArray and access the first element, throws an object error. How should I go about this? Essentially need to pass everything as it is except the collection brackets, i.e the json inside the collection to a lambda function. Now when I try to pass it as a string through the webhook options, somehow the array brackets still appear in the value.
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How would that make a difference as compared turning off the let json pass through off? I dont need individual fields. I need the json as it is inside the bundle before its parsed.
Best,
Josh
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In that case you can map the value directly, which will be the json string!. Sorry if im not getting the point here!
You are right, but the problem is for some reason when I map the value of the string, it as well is being passed as a collection. Whereas it should be passed just as a string.
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