My gnarliest one:
My simplest one:
Wow quite the scenarios!
+1 on Integromatā¦ however Iād rather have an API with Glide tables.
That way, anyone (Integroman, n8n, etc) could integrate Glide into their platforms.
For that wild one, Iām just curious (never having used Integromat before), but could some/most of that be done natively in Glide with IFTHENs? Not the notifications obviously, but the rest seems possible to meā¦ or is it just simpler to do it all in Integromat?
Iām just thinking that there may be a slight delay when using Integromat (or similar), so doing as much as possible in Glide is the best approach, then use the others for what Glide canāt do.
Itās a beautiful flow
If itās cheaper than zapier, count me in!
If I could have I would have
See instant vs scheduled: https://www.integromat.com/en/feature/triggers
As a visual guy itās a lot more satisfying than writing SQL queries
Ditto. The visual aspect makes it simpler to build out and most importantly simpler to debug. Integromat does for your back-end processes, what Glide does for your front-end app.
Itās a marriage made in heaven. But we need āfatherā @Mark to hold the ceremony and make it official
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I get that, but there would still be a delay between the Glide app itself syncing with the instantly-updated sheet.
Webhooks are effectively instant
Just a quick shout out to @david in an attempt to resurrect this thread, based on your brief comments on YouTube yesterday. Maybe today is the day to call them?
So it strikes me that even being able to trigger a web hook (i.e. hit the URL) would be hugely beneficial. Iāve not used the existing Zapier integration but I imagine that it allows you to select what data to send to Zapier and then packages this up nicely in an agreed format. Makes things much easier and better for beginners. However, in the absence of this same mechanism for Integromat, if we just had a āhit this URLā action then we could trigger Integromat by web hook and pass whatever data we wanted via query string. @Mark does that make the request easier to address? I can do it NOW but only using an āopen linkā action which of course shows an ugly browser window.
Yup! I have 8 scenarios that are polling my spreadsheet every 15 minutes for āadd new rowā events in an attempt to trigger scripts āinstantaneouslyā while not using too many operations per month.
A webhook tied to a button action in Glide would actually allow me to run these instantaneously while not eating through my operations quota.
Yup. Exactly. Or a āhit web hookā action after a submission. Or after an āAdd rowā. Or even after a āSet columnā. So useful.
This would have to be done via JavaScript right?
So for HTML, you wouldnāt be able to use this somehow?
<a_href=ājavascript:close_window();ā>close
obviously changed some of the formatting here
Do you also have a white page accepted with a http request as trigger?
Unfortunately yes