For me the Glide module is working again.
Could Glide make more detailed documented tutorials/templates for doing things not supported wihtin Glide yet?
For easier & faster development of more complicated solutions.
It appears to be working again for me as well! YAY!
We’re talking about it. More info to come.
What do you need to know?
huge shout out to glide support team for making this integration work again, even if its not updated, it is functional. Very appreciated!!! Saved me over 12 hours of manually writing http API calls
I’m trying to create atomic increment for order numbers. I’m not experienced in the API / Coding area. And have not enough knowledge yet how to solve this problem.
Can you start a new thread in the ask for help area and explain how your capturing orders and then we can guide you through the integrations.
Hi all,
Is it necessary to be on business plan in order to have the “get rows” module of make.com working ?
Yes, it is. @Benjamin_Sabbah
@NoCodeAndy It seems that the Glide module (beta) can update only Glide tables, not Gsheet tables. Is it temporary or is there a reason for it?
The new Glide module interacts with Glide Tables, not Google Sheets.
Is it hard to add it though, like you can do an API call to both Glide Tables and Google Sheets with a Glide API structure?
Is it available only for plans that have access to Glide Tables API?
Yes, that’s correct.
When using make.com there are modules for google sheets, I don’t know why you would try to update google sheets with the glide module?
if your app is in google sheets you need to use that module to interact with it.
Maybe to instantly sync the data into Glide rather having to wait for Google Sheets to sync into Glide.
That was how I was going to overcome the sync delays with Airtable, but not doable if you can only update the source tables (ie. Airtable or Gsheets)
Is the ‘search’ module in this integration coming up soon ? That would be a great help.
If using make.com, you will need a business plan to “GET ROWS”. then you need to use an iterator, filter, and aggregator to output the “serached rows” type of functionality.
Yes, I understand that. I was looking at a more direct query like we have for google sheets - get all rows where column A= this.
You can do that with a Business or Enterprise plan.