What is your goal?
The goal is to create a post on a website.
What is the problem & what have you tried?
I have two identical scenarios running on two different websites. The first scenario works as expected, while the second one fails at the final stage. The last two modules are WordPress modules: one uploads the image, and the other submits all the post data.
Error messages or input/output bundles
There are two errors.
In the image creation step, for some reason it retrieves data from 2025 instead of uploading the new image.
In the second module, the output is empty
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“Thank you for your support, but the issue persists.
I completely rebuilt the scenario and also cloned the exact same scenario that works correctly on another website. On this site, the issue still occurs.
I suspect—although I cannot confirm it—that the problem may be related to the fact that this website was moved from a subdirectory to the root. While the site appears to work correctly on the front end, something seems to be breaking internally.
The WordPress module used to create/upload the image does not upload a new image but instead retrieves existing references from the site (dated 2025).
The second WordPress module continues to return an empty output, even though the input data is correct and complete.
I would like to attach the two execution bundles for comparison, but I’m not sure how to share them.”
If you can, please share images of the configuration of the modules (on both scenarios) as well as images of the execution bundles (on both scenarios).
This might help.
Below you can see that the two scenarios are configured in exactly the same way. The first thing I notice is that, in the ‘Create Post’ module, the image ID is not generated in the scenario that does not work. This ID should be produced by the previous module, the one that is supposed to create the image.
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The module responsible for creating the image connects successfully, but then it ends up selecting the most recent item it finds in the Media Library from 2025. There are no access issues with 2026 media; it simply does not seem to look at them at all (or possibly ignores them). As a result, since the image is not actually created, no image ID is generated either.
I also tried removing this module entirely and creating a post without an image, but even in this case the output of the ‘Create Post’ module remains empty.
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At this point, this does not seem to be a consequence of the image issue: the ‘Create Post’ module still returns an empty output on its own.**
I believe the problem is on the WordPress side, because I have the impression that somewhere it is referencing media uploaded for WooCommerce. I say this because I uploaded an image that has nothing to do with WooCommerce, and even though it is the most recent one, it is not detected by the ‘Create Image’ module.
I reached this conclusion after dozens and dozens of tests, but I do not have a concrete confirmation. I cleared the site cache, cleaned the database from old references, and rebuilt the permalinks.
I’m going crazy over this.” 
It works now!
I created a second WordPress installation to avoid conflicts with plugins like Jetpack (although I still have some doubts about that plugin). I then recreated the scenario and ran the test, but the result was the same: an empty bundle.
Reviewing the site where everything works correctly, I noticed that there is a second admin account. So, on the sites where the scenario wasn’t working, I created a second admin account, regenerated the API key for the Make connector, and recreated the connection from Make.
