Bubble API Calls: Diverse Parameter Exploration

If you are developing a plugin using an API, you may have noticed that there are three types of parameters - private, hidden, and secret, which differ from the private and public parameters found in an API connector.

What's the difference between them?

	Public	Hidden	Secret
End user can change the value?	yes	no	no
Who can see the value	everyone	can see via the inspect element	no

If you set the parameter type to public-

Anyone with access to the page can view and modify the value, making the parameter value public.

If you set the parameter type to hidden-

The plugin installer cannot change the value, but everyone can view its value using the inspect element feature.

If you set the parameter type to secret-

No one can see the value, and they cannot change it either.

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Bubble Plugin API Calls: Exploring Diverse Parameter Types

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