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# questions
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You have to add an A Name to the IP address
34.76.96.214
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thanks, however in the guide it says “The record can be one of these 2 options”
so either the CNAME or the A one.
I removed the CNAME, added the a record like you suggested.
if I go to app.fouronefour.io now, this is the error:
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@glamorous-garden-41953 I always do it using CNAME. It usually works correctly out of the box, but I’m not using Cloudflare (but AWS Route53)
The two steps you showed look good, except maybe for that “proxy” thing on cloudflare, might be the thing that breaks the SSL. Not sure
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ok thanks, I will try again using CNAME and with proxy toggled off
It works with proxy toggled off. Thanks a million
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Hey folks, thanks for your help. I’ll be working with our platform team to make the documentation clearer.
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Hi guys, great work with all the updates over the past year or so. I'm working on a Stacker /Zapier automation to send invite emails. Expected Behavior If the Stacker User clicks on a button, the stacker user will receive an email with a template that has been pre-populated with information from that record (a portfolio company in this case). Blocking issue In Zapier I can find whicht record the user clicked on, but not which user. In my use case, multiple users have acces to the same record for their company. How do I find which user clicked on the button? The email address would suffice. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Not sure if I'm missing something, a bug or a feature request.
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This info isn’t provided, and yes it’s a shame (it would probably be easy to add, but hasn’t been done) AFAIK, there is no simple solution I usually work around that by using custom scripting to identify who’s the user who clicked... (and not rely on the Zapier automation at all)