This workflow demonstrates a basic setup where an n8n webhook receives a request and responds with a custom HTML page. It is ideal for creating simple webhooks that deliver styled responses, such as greeting pages or confirmation messages, directly from n8n.
The workflow consists of two main nodes:
1. Webhook Node: Listens for incoming HTTP requests at the defined path ‘/my-form’. When a request hits this URL, the node triggers the workflow.
2. Respond to Webhook Node: Sends back a static HTML page with Bootstrap styling as the response. This page displays a ‘Hello, world!’ message.
The nodes are connected so that any request received at the webhook URL is immediately responded to with the custom HTML content. This setup can be used in scenarios where you want to provide a simple user interface or a custom confirmation message as a webhook response, useful for integrations, form submissions, or API endpoints.
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