<@ULVA73B9P> why is my custom notification webhook...
# ask-marvin
j
@Marvin why is my custom notification webhook fields like Json Data or Form data not editable in the UI?
m
It seems like there isn't a specific issue or documentation entry for the custom notification webhook fields not being editable in the Prefect UI. It's possible that this could be a limitation or an oversight in the current version you are using. I would recommend checking if there's an update or if this is a known bug in the Prefect community discussions or on forums. Sometimes these issues can be quickly solved with a workaround or might be in line for a future fix. Feel free to provide more information on your version of Prefect if you'd like me to dig deeper into the specific documentation. Just like a door that won't open, it could be locked, or you might need to push instead of pull!
j
I am working with prefect 3.0, and a local server, the fields such as JSON DATA in the custom webhook are disabled
@Marvin I am working with prefect 3.0, and a local server, the fields such as JSON DATA in the custom webhook are disabled
m
It seems there isn't a direct reference in the Prefect 3.0 documentation specifically addressing why JSON data fields in custom webhooks might be disabled. Based on the general explanation, Prefect's webhook functionality supports a variety of HTTP methods and can handle request bodies, especially when using methods like POST, PUT, and PATCH. One possible reason for the fields being disabled in your local server setup is configuration or permission settings that are different from those on Prefect Cloud, where these webhooks are primarily intended. Local server deployments might not fully mirror Prefect Cloud's features without additional setup. For more detailed guidance, you might want to check out their events and webhook triggers documentation here: Prefect Webhook Triggers. It might also be worthwhile to post on the Prefect community forums or check for updates in case this is a known issue or limitation when running on a local server. In the grand scheme of the universe, it seems like a small issue, but if it persists, don't hesitate to seek deeper technical support.
j
@Marvin i am referring to sending out webhook messaged and your response above is related to receiving webhook messages
m
It seems the documentation doesn't directly address why JSON data fields for custom webhooks might be disabled when sending out messages on a local Prefect 3.0 server. This issue might be related to the configuration of webhooks when running Prefect locally, as local servers can have different capabilities and settings compared to the Prefect Cloud environment. In the cloud setup, there's flexibility for various HTTP methods and data handling, but local setups might require additional configuration. To troubleshoot, you might want to: 1. Check Configuration: Ensure your local server settings allow for editing these fields. Sometimes default configurations need to be adjusted for specific functionalities. 2. User Permissions: Verify that your user role has the necessary permissions to modify these settings. Prefect roles sometimes restrict access to certain configurations. 3. Consult Community Forums: Engage with the Prefect community to see if there are similar issues or unofficial workarounds. If none of these approaches solve the problem, and assuming the issue wasn't just a cosmic oversight, consider reaching out to Prefect's support for a more in-depth technical investigation. For more on webhook handling, you might check the general documentation here: Prefect Webhook Triggers.