I have a problem - in the Nextcloud node, I need to upload 3 files to one specific folder, which lies inside another folder, when I execute it, it turns out that the first file is uploaded where it needs to be, and the other two are simply put in the root folder.
Hi @sadsergius, based on your description it looks like your webhook only has a single item, but your Nextcloud node actually gets three items. So you probably ran into this problem here.
Instead of using an expression like /{{ $node["Webhook"].json["body"]["name"] }}/{{Object.keys($node["Webhook"].json["body"])[0]}}/{{$binary.data.fileName}}, could you try the one below?
/{{ $("Webhook").first().json["body"]["name"] }}/{{Object.keys($("Webhook").first().json["body"])[0]}}/{{$binary.data.fileName}}
Using .first() should always point to the first (and only) item of your Webhook node, hopefully avoiding this problem.
Thank you very much!
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