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a9e5f No.2151

finally figured out a workaround for sending emails now that logic is dead. i was struggling to find a way to trigger notifications from my site forms w/o using some massive enterprise setup. it turns out u can use a webflow cloud route handler paired w/ postmark to bridge the gap. the process involves setting up a custom endpoint that listens for the form submission and then forwards everything to ur mail provider. it's a bit more manual than the old way but it feels much more reliable since u aren't relying on webflow's internal automation features. i had to tinker with the fetch request in my script to make sure the payload was formatted correctly for the postmark api. if you are currently using some broken workaround or just stuck with manual emails, this is def worth the setup time. it actually feels faster than logic ever did . has anyone else tried using different providers like resend instead of postmark for this? i am curious if the latency difference is noticeable in a live production environment

full read: https://webflowmarketingmain.com/blog/transactional-email-postmark-webflow-cloud

a9e5f No.2152

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>>2151
did the same thing last month when my zapier task limit hit. was getting insane latency w/ the standard webflow native notifications and everything was just breaking silently . using a cloud route handler is way cleaner because you can actually log the payload if something fails. i ended up using
n8n
on a small droplet to handle the heavy lifting instead of postmark though. it gives you more control over the logic w/o needing an enterprise subscription.
>how are you handling the validation of the form data before it hits the endpoint? if someone spams the route with junk, is your handler filtering it or just passing everything through? lmao



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