The community member is having an issue with an API that requires integer parameters, but their application only stores strings or arrays. They tried passing the variables without quotes, but that didn't work. Another community member suggested putting the number in a list, but that also didn't solve the issue. Eventually, the community member discovered the problem was with the variable they were using, not the data type. While the API only accepts integers, the community member was unable to determine the exact mechanism behind how the values were being converted to integers.
Hello everyone, how are you? The question in question is about the request body. I save some data in variables that I later need to send to an API to retrieve other data. However, this API has some cases where it validates numbers as integer and since Typebot only stores strings or arrays of them, I am not able to communicate with it efficiently. Is there any way to make the https request by passing some parameters as integers instead of strings?
I discovered the problem. I was putting the wrong variable when sending. Even so, the API only accepts int, but I don't know how the type works behind the scenes that ends up sending the value to int. Anyway, thanks for your attention, I'll be closing the topic
