Here’s a screencast that walks through how to make all of this work without 3rd party dependencies:
It walks through setting up Make and capturing the response to handle it however you like. Along with controlling the success / error messaging.
Learning how to do this opens up a world of possibilities for you.
@ChrisDrit I used your tutorial with n8n to execute something similar (displaying quiz results directly after filling out a form).
The only modification I had to make to the code was editing id’s and updating the successful header response code to 200 instead of 302 since that’s what n8n was sending.
Thanks for this!
Thanks for the details, and your work, Michael!
But it seems not to work anymore. I’ve checked the POST response from make.com in Chrome, and it contains the Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8 and response payload: { "message": "We couldn't find the user in our database." }. I’ve also added the wfu-form-message custom attribute to the text of the error state text block. The resulting error state shows an empty text field:
Maybe this has to do with your latest transition to type script?
