There are instances when you may need to access an element created within the Bubble editor. For example, in a plugin, you might want to return the number of characters a user types into an input element. Follow these steps: Step 1: Enable the "Expos...
There are times when you need to call the API within the action section instead of the API section, but how do you do it? Let me demonstrate with an example. I will call this GET API: https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/images/search GET API Example -Copy a...
There are times when you need to call the API within the element section instead of the API section, but how do you do it? Let me demonstrate with an example. I will call this GET API: https://dummy.restapiexample.com/api/v1/employees We will be usin...
If you have ever attempted to work with the custom object list in the Bubble plugin editor, you know it has become a nightmare to manage. Not anymore. So let's assume you are building the plugin that consists of client-side element and you are passi...
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You can set up the API calls in the plugin editor just as you did in the API connector. Go to the "API Calls" section of the plugin editor. To start the API calls, click on "Add an API connection". Now, simply provide the name of the API you are se...
