I am building an exhibition calendar for different Art Regions (as data type). So in the navigation, I want to link some defined "artregion" pages, like the navigation text BERLIN directing to the artregion page with ArtRegion "Berlin". To this end, I want to create an action with destination artregion and the Data to Send should be "Berlin" ArtRegion. (and hence lead to /artregion/berlin) But somehow, I don't manage to define the Data to send as a specific ArtRegion (as ArtRegion datatype). Everything I have tried ended up in either text, list of ArtRegions or anything else – but NOT the Berlin ArtRegion 🙈 I guess that the solution must be quite simple and maybe even obvious, but I just can't figure it out 🤔 If anyone can give me a hint I will be super grateful! 🙏🏻

I want to create a view that is similar to AirBnB. After the first search, one can move and zoom the map, and the list of locations is dynamically changing based on the visible map area. Does anyone has an idea how to build something like this in Bubble? Maybe with a particular plugin? (thinking of a map plugin that allows for doing a search by… "is visible on the map section" or filtering by "visible on the map section"…?)

Hi, I am working with webhooks and I’m stuck. Specifically, I make a first API call and receive the result via a webhook, but I also need to send that result to a second API call, which in turn must return its result to me via another webhook. How can I capture the result from one webhook and use it to trigger another API call? I tried scheduling an API workflow as the final step of the workflow that receives the first webhook. This scheduled workflow is supposed to retrieve the result from the first call along with other data in order to initiate the second API call. However, the second call receives no data at all. Do you have any ideas? Regards

Hey Everyone! This is a big one! Just dropped a new deep-dive tutorial on Backend Workflows, one of the most powerful features in Bubble, and also one of the least understood. In this video, I walk through: - What backend workflows actually are - When to use them (and when not to) - How to use Schedule API Workflow, Schedule on a List, and Recursive flows - A simple real-life example to make it all click - A few best practices to avoid performance traps If you’ve ever been confused by backend workflows, or just relied on frontend logic for everything you must watch this! 📺 Watch it here: https://youtu.be/MKM__knhGRE ✍️ Let me know what part clicked for you and feel free to drop questions below!