Nice one - many thanks! Also just to let folks know you can't reference a Custom Event if it's not also on the page you are creating a workflow for. However you can create the Custom Event on a reusable element and use the 'Trigger Custom Event from a Reusable Element'. I think that's way I read it.
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Happy to try and help. Could you be more specific about what btn: follow is? If you're trying to send data between pages, I'd recommend using URL/page parameters. I have a tutorial that covers this in more detail here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h_4NyN7oIdI.html
@@BuildingWithBubble Thank you for your answer, I was talking about the Follow button that you used in this tutorial, and my question was if we assume that these buttons are on different pages, is there a way to not set the workflows twice?
You mention a couple times that all of the steps in the workflow run at the same time, but that doesn't seem possible if you can use the results of the previous step.
@@Erkki56 Let's just say I was incredibly naive at how bad the problem of concurrency can be given different use cases. This has caused me hours and hours for "creative" workaround engineering.
@@ByronBennett Sounds familiar, I have spent several hours of trying to be creative just to enforce dependency. One possible workaround is creating a separate workflow, which would be a Bubble API call. That separate API workflow can return a value, which you can use in the next step in your main workflow. This effectively enforces a dependency.
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