To me, this seems like a bit of a noobie question as I am thinking that there must be a way to do this.I have a two dimensional list (array) which eventually will be output to a CSV file. I'm seeking to step through the list, perform a test on a part...
Is there a method by which a URL can be checked within a recipe to see if the URL is valid?I have a recipe that, among other things, is constructing a URL that should be a reference to an image based on one of the ID of a data element. The issue aris...
I'm building a pipeline that takes contents from one system (via an API call using the HTTP connector) which is then being used to create/update an object in a different system (via the GraphQL connector issuing a mutation). The content coming from t...
I agree on using Workato actions whenever possible, but I didn't really find a good way to check a URL by doing so. What did you have in mind as a way to do this using basic Workato actions?
I think I will use a python code action to do this. While I am not proficient in writing Python code from scratch, I used ChatGPT to help me out to come up with the following function that appears to work. The input field is "input_data" and the outp...
Thank you for the suggestions! The issue was two-fold in that the escaped quotes were being un-escaped and the \n (or \r) were being expanded into newline or carriage returns. The solution which is working is to perform two .gsub operationsReplace \r...
Upon further testing - it now appears that the issue is NOT solely with the escaped quotes as originally thought. It seems that it is the \n representation for newline that are being translated to actual newlines within what is trying to be sent over...
