Capstone Project Part 3 - Help

Hi ​@jasminturner3004 

Great to see you working ahead. And thanks for sharing. Digging into this, I suspect the issue might be a `CORS` error from it being run locally. To get around this, I've pushed an update to the HTML page where you can just paste your listener URL in.

This should save you having to edit the file and test and also hopefully prevent that `CORS` error. The updated form can be found here.

Hi Oli,

Thank you for the reply and assistance :)

I have tried using the updated form which successfully triggers my automation, however I still get error Key ‘id’ not found in record (same as screenshot on my original post).  

As a test, I displayed the output of $rOpportunity[0]$ in a message box, and this returned the following: 

I assigned this to a string variable and used the JSON package to parse this, allowing me to populate sID, sDatetime and sOpportunity with the correct values. The rest of the automation then worked correctly and my Google Sheet was populated as intended. 

Will this method be okay or should I be approaching this a different way?

Thank you!

Are you assigning the response to the record variable?

Hi Oli,

Please see below:

And the Record: Assign step:

Thanks for sharing. I can confirm I can recreate this error. I shall investigate.

Edit: Using webhook.site, I can verify that the form is submitting data correctly. I shall investigate what’s happening on the Control Room side

Hi Oli,

Thanks for the updates.

I have checked and I appear to have these package versions: 

I notice you are using Chrome / Mac, I am using Edge / Windows - though not sure if that should make any difference!

If needed I am happy to just continue using the workaround, as long as I won’t be ‘marked down’ for this when it comes to the capstone being assessed.

Hi ​@Oli.Morris , I’m also experiencing the same issue with the webhook response. For now, I’m using the workaround  - converting the JSON response to a dictionary and accessing the required values using their respective keys.

​@jasminturner3004 - I really appreciate the heads-up!

​@Oli.Morris I am also facing the same issue

Hi ​@Aparna 2973 ,

As a workaround, you can use the existing Opportunity Intake Form provided in the training.

At the top of the HTML file, replace the webhook URL with the Trigger URL from your Automation Anywhere process.

Once the form is submitted, you'll receive the JSON payload in the trigger. Since the payload has already been parsed, you can access the data using Record Index 0 and then update or map the fields as needed for your specific requirements.

I hope this helps. PFA for reference