My googling has informed me that you basically cannot trigger a webhook from a GET, is there a workaround with Workflows?
I want to have a URL that fires a workflow when clicked and I was hoping to use Workflows rather than have to build an API end point in Azure Functions.
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Hey Brad We allow both GET and POST requests for running a Webhook!
Hi, Victoria!
And there would be a way to pass params to an webhook hit by a GET request?
Maybe through URL query strings, like on Make platform?
It would allow one to trigger a webhook with dynamic params from a spreadshit-kind database as in Airtable, for example
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Hi @artu-hnrq , sorry for the delay here, we're working through a bit of a backlog but I'm slowly catching up!
You can indeed pass parameters to a Webhook! Are you looking for something like this?
http://community.retool.com/t/workflow-returning-inconsistent-json-response/18779
However, if you want to use URL parameters and parse them, I think that's a bit trickier and is currently a feature request on our end:
Hey,
I've been trying to develop a workflow that deals with interactive slack messages. Essentially what happens is I make use of a workflow where a user presses a button in slack, the response url is set to a startTrigger webhook url, and some data would then get passed through for me to build upon.
The issue is that the data received from Slack is Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded, which the startTrigger webhook errors out on as the data looks like the below:
payload=%7B%22typ…
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I would be highly agree it to have Workflows webhook to support retrieving incoming URL parameters / Query strings as well instead of just JSON body.
Hopefully this feature will come in very soon since I already managed to chat with the support team and requested it.
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Need this right now actually. Trying to bridge an app that will only send requests through the query-string. Pretty depressed I can't access the query-string from a workflow.
Noted! Thank you
Will keep this thread updated with any news.
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Twilio sends out webhooks using Content-Type: x-www-form-urlencoded
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