Hi, I need to access the available Time Slots using http request from an external app. I am usually able to get data from my Bubble App, since it is in the database (for example list of clients related to a specific user), however due to the nature of the plugin, i can’t do this with the Slots.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Hi @mediworks ,
Thanks for reaching out. 
Unfortunately, that’s not currently possible with the plugin. The available time slots are generated dynamically by the plugin rather than being stored in your Bubble database, so they don’t exist as database records that you can query via API or HTTP request.
Since the slots are computed on-the-fly by the plugin’s logic and aren’t persisted as actual database entries, there’s no way to access them externally in their current form.
If you really need external access to this data, you could set up a workflow to save the generated slots to a separate database table as they’re created/modified, then expose that table through Bubble’s API. It’d require some additional setup on your end, but that’s probably your best bet for making this data accessible to your external app.
Hope that helps!
Best,
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Understood. Mind me asking a question about another plugin: PDF Editor
I am having the issue where I am supposed to be able to edit and save the pdf with the plugin inside Bubble, as the description says. However, when it generates the Base64 code, and i then re-create the pdf using an external converter, I see that it neves saves the data i edited in the PDF. Please provide guidance on this matter, as this is a paid plugin, which I also really need. Video: Loom Message - 9 December 2025 | Loom
Hi @mediworks
Thanks for getting back to me.
The PDF Editor plugin displays and allows editing of PDF forms in the viewer, but there’s an important distinction in how the data is captured:
When you use the plugin’s “Save” action, it currently returns the original PDF’s base64 without the form field changes merged in. The edits you make are rendered in the viewer interface but aren’t being “flattened” into the PDF document structure that gets exported via the save action.
Instead of using the save action, try using the “Download PDF” button that appears in the PDF viewer toolbar itself. This button properly generates a new PDF with all changes baked in. You can then:
Could you test the download button approach and let me know if that generates the PDF correctly with your edits? If you need the base64 save action to work specifically for your workflow, please share more details about your use case so I can investigate if there’s a way to configure this or if we need to implement an enhancement to the plugin.
Looking forward to helping you resolve this!
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Support Team
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Sure, downloading with the icon in the “PDF viewer toolbar itself” does work, it properly saves the changes in the document to the computer, HOWEVER, this is not ideal for many use cases:
If i want to open and edit a document inside my app, technically with the plugin it only lets me “view” the document from within my app, but it is no different than me opening the document in my computer natively.
The use case in my example is, a user has a template that they always fill in, ideally there would be an action that flattens the inputted data in the PDF’s base64. That way i can in the same action, save that document to my database in Bubble.
Currently, even if i add the template inside the app for the viewer, they would have to fill it in, click the native download button in the toolbar, put a name on it, then go into the app again, upload the document manually, which is not ideal = Too many steps and not worth paying the plugin for that, since it does not bring the desired user experience.
Ideally there’s another plugin action that allows saving the base64 edited version, which would fit more to the “Editor” name of the plugin. So yes definitely would love this enhancement, specially since I have a potential client where this feature was been developed for and I was trying to use this plugin.
Hope that helps
I am a long time zeroqode plugin user btw so appreciate the support and help.
Hi @mediworks,
Thanks for getting back to me.
I’ve already escalated this to our development team to:
I’ll keep you updated as soon as I hear back from the dev team. Given that you have a potential client waiting on this feature, I’ll make sure to prioritize getting you an answer quickly.
Thanks again for your patience and for providing such clear feedback - it helps us improve our plugins!
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Thank you very much. I’ll be checking this chat to see if we have an update on this matter.
In the meantime, i have another question in the Air Calendar PlugIn. Previously we were able to click in the calendar and open the scheduling popup… but now when i click a certain hour in the calendar, it does not open the scheduling popup. One of our developers had inquired about this but we have not received any update…
Hi @mediworks,
Thanks for getting back to me.
I apologize for the delayed update, we’ve been working through a backlog from the holiday season. Could you please share either the thread link or the email address that was used for that question? That way I can check the current status for you.
I’ll get back to you with an update as soon as I’ve reviewed it.
Thanks for your patience!
Best regards,
Support Team
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Unfortunately i dont have the threat at the moment, but if we can just consult the issue I described above would be great. I will attach a vid describing the issue.
As you see, when i try to click on the Calendar to schedule, the popup is not opened, which used to work previously. I also attached an image of how the workflow is setup, which is active and has not changed since.
Hi @mediworks,
Thanks for the video and screenshot.
I’ve compared your setup with our demo here: Seanhootsdemopro | Bubble Editor
In our case, we use a small delay in the workflow just to make sure the data is loaded properly before triggering the popup. However, the popup is always visible once it’s called.
Could you take a look at our setup and compare it with yours? Specifically check:
Let me know if you spot any differences or if adding a small delay helps at all. If the issue persists, we can dig deeper from there.
Thanks!
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Support Team
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Hi!
So i tried the pause before next action, however the issue is that clicking the calendar is not even triggering any workflow. So it does not get to the point where the pause can be executed. If I run the app with debugger ON, no workflow is triggered when i click to schedule an event.
We don’t have conditionals in the popup itself not any states that could affect this. It used to work in the past but not anymore for some reason.
For better understanding, the popup is not the issue since we have another button to test that the popup can be triggered, and it works perfectly. It seems to be that the calendar is not clickable unless there is an event that can be clicked.
Hi @mediworks,
Thanks for those additional details.
This is really helpful context. To help us investigate the root cause properly, would it be possible to add support@zeroqode.com as a collaborator with View access to your app? That way we can check your calendar element configuration and workflow setup directly to see why the clicks aren’t registering.
Once we have access, we should be able to pinpoint what’s preventing those calendar clicks from triggering the workflow.
Let me know when you’ve added us and we’ll take a look right away!
Thanks,
Support Team
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I just shared it with you. Please keep me posted.
Hey @mediworks,
Thanks for adding us! I’ve taken a look at your setup.
I noticed there’s an event called “A date selection is made” that should trigger whenever you click anywhere on the calendar.
Could you try adding this event to your workflow instead of (or in addition to) your current trigger? This should capture the calendar clicks you’re expecting and allow the popup to open properly.
Give that a shot and let me know if it resolves the issue!
Best,
Support Team
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Hey @mediworks,
Just checking in to see if you had a chance to test out the “A date selection is made” event I mentioned.
Did that trigger work for capturing the calendar clicks and opening the popup as expected?
Let me know how it goes or if you need any further assistance!
Best,
Support Team
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I did, works when initially clicking the calendar, BUT fails after I interact with the popup. It stops working after i do something with the popup pretty much. For example, if i add an event, then the click in the calendar wont work to choose the desired date/time.
Hey @mediworks,
Thanks for the update.
Could you share a short video showing the replication steps? That’ll help me see exactly what’s happening after you interact with the popup.
In the meantime, you might want to try adding a “re-render” workflow action after the popup interaction completes (like after adding an event). This forces the calendar element to refresh its state and might resolve the issue with the click event not working afterward.
Let me know how it goes!
Best,
Support Team
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