How to Add another Connection in a Single Node?

[Marvin_MGM]

Hi Everyone,

May I ask for your assistance, How Can I create another connection from a single node, like adding another connection on top of existings connection just like in the picture shown in the notion node, please photo.

Hoping for your utmost feedback,

Thank you so much,

Marvin

[n8n]

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[Marvin_MGM]

Hi N8N Team,

please details below;

n8n version: Running version [email protected]
Database (default: SQLite): Supabase, and Render
n8n EXECUTIONS_PROCESS setting (default: own, main): Own
Running n8n via (Docker, npm, n8n cloud, desktop app): cloud
Operating system: Chrome Browser, Windows

Hoping for your assistance

Thank you,

[BramKn]

Hi @Marvin_MGM

Not sure what the question is exactly? Are you developing a node and want to get an extra output?

[Marvin_MGM]

Hi BramKn,

Thank you so much for answering my question, Is it possible to add another connection to an existing connection in a single node, just like having a if features?

please take a look at the photo, the Notion Node at the end of the workflow has two connections, the upper connection is for success and the other connection which is red is for the error connection, both them are connected to one notion node, Is that possible and how to that?

Hoping for your assistance, on this.

Thank you so much,

Marvin

[Marvin_MGM]

Hi BramKn,

from the photo, I would like to get an extra output connecting to a single notion node, just like the Notion 1 connection on the photo they have two connections, how to do that, having two connections, with 1 single node,

[BramKn]

You are talking about multiple different things here.

Yes you can add more outputs to a node when developing one. But I don’t think this is actually what you are talking about now.

You are talking about multiple inputs for one node I guess. As in multiple lines going into the same input.
Yes you can do this but need to be very careful about why you are doing it, as it can cause some issues.

In you case The easiest thing would be a merge node and use the append functionality to bring everything together before sending it back to the other node.

ps. going back inside a loop to a node outside the loop is bad design. If you are using a loop/split in batches node you need to keep the loop clean. Also consider using a subworkflow for anything inside the loop, that makes things easier as well. And would also solve your issue with muliple paths and input for the loop node.

[Marvin_MGM]

wow, this is great, got your point,

thank you so much for assisting, I appreciate it so much.