n8n: How Can I Display Additional Data (e.g., Status 200) in the Loop Over Items Node?

Below is a checklist of things to verify based on the n8n documentation:

1. Check the Incoming Data:
   Make sure the node right before your Loop Over Items node is outputting all the desired fields (for example, the status code, headers, etc.). If only the URL is being passed along, then the Loop Over Items node will have nothing more to display.

2. Review the Loop Over Items Node Settings:
   The Loop Over Items node splits the incoming items into batches (often set to 1 if you want to process items one-by-one). It then outputs the current batch via its “loop” output and aggregates everything in its “done” output.
   • If you’re inspecting only the loop output, try checking the done output after the loop finishes.
   • If you need to see additional data (like status: 200), ensure that data isn’t getting overwritten by the way your batch is defined or by earlier node configuration.

3. Data Preservation:
   If you require all data to be available later (for example, to include it in a message or file), you might need to add a subsequent Set or Code node after the Loop Over Items node. This ensures that you can explicitly map or merge the extra fields (such as the status) into your output.

4. Use Expressions to Inspect the Loop Context:
   You can add expressions in other nodes (or view node context) to check the running index or whether there are more items left:

   • To get the current running index, use:
     {{$node["Loop Over Items"].context["currentRunIndex"]}}
   • To detect if there are no more items left, use:
     {{$node["Loop Over Items"].context["noItemsLeft"]}}

5. Double‑Check Your Workflow Sequence:
   Verify that you’re connecting the nodes correctly. Sometimes when following a lesson clip, a small mapping or connection detail might have been missed. Ensure that the node that outputs full HTTP responses (or whatever data you need) is connected to the Loop Over Items node and that none of the previous nodes are configured to execute only once or limit the fields.

Following the above suggestions should help you see the full set of data—including the status code—when processing each item in your loop. If you continue to only see the URL field, double‑check the source data before the Loop Over Items node to confirm that all properties are being passed correctly into your workflow.