Thanks so much for this tutorial! Was SUPER helpful and somehow couldn't find anything onling (very quickly.) You should put "Multi-Reference" in the title of your video by the way so others know that's included in your video
Great tutorial! Just saved me a ton of headache using Zapier hooks with webflow. One question: Where does the publish and status fields come into play? I'm pushing Airtable to Webflow and didn't really touch those and it seems to work regardless, but wondering if I'm missing something.
It’s interesting that it’s still working without those fields. Going from Airtable to Webflow should require those two fields. I’ve had data not sync because of those fields missing. If it’s working though, great! Usually though, you’ll need the status and publish to push data live straight from Airtable. Otherwise, if publish is not ticked and status is not active, the data will be in draft form and you’ll need to push it live from within Webflow.
Zapier, Make, Nobull, Whalesync and all other just work for CMS Items but not for Ecommerce Products, so you have to use a workaround with webhooks which is annoying. The Ecommerce sector is huge, but why does weblow not care?
I heard the CTO of Webflow speak at Webflow conf last year… my take away was that they are focusing on being the best website development platform… But for more specialized feature sets- like e-commerce, membership sites, etc - they want to help you get off the ground, but eventually know that you will graduate into other specialized platforms like Shopify. Another way to look at it, is that e-commerce is so large, it would take an extremely significant development effort to even begin competing with Shopify. And because there are so many other things they would like to focus on when it comes to improving their core platform, They strategically decided to focus their development resources elsewhere
@@nocodecollab Webflow is the best and I am loving it but when it comes to ecommerce there are limits and its workarounds makes things complicated where it shouldn´t be, like Zapier, Nobull, etc. are just working for cms items but not for product without workarounds. And CSV-Import and Export without all features could be solved easily but they don´t change it. Still I will stick to webflow and hope one day I can use my time more efficient.
Thanks so much for this tutorial! Was SUPER helpful and somehow couldn't find anything onling (very quickly.) You should put "Multi-Reference" in the title of your video by the way so others know that's included in your video
I've already synced the "Players" table and published on Webflow, but it doesnt show up under Reference Connect for Teams. i've been trying for hours
Thank you so much for this!
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Good demo. I don't get how you generate item ID when starting from Airtable. Is there no way? Cause I'd like to generate data from Airtable to Webflow
I was stuck on this for who knows how long lol just made the field in Airtable and left it blank and things are working
Great tutorial! Just saved me a ton of headache using Zapier hooks with webflow.
One question: Where does the publish and status fields come into play? I'm pushing Airtable to Webflow and didn't really touch those and it seems to work regardless, but wondering if I'm missing something.
It’s interesting that it’s still working without those fields. Going from Airtable to Webflow should require those two fields. I’ve had data not sync because of those fields missing.
If it’s working though, great! Usually though, you’ll need the status and publish to push data live straight from Airtable. Otherwise, if publish is not ticked and status is not active, the data will be in draft form and you’ll need to push it live from within Webflow.
Its bugging for me when I use the same API key twice.. any advice?
Zapier, Make, Nobull, Whalesync and all other just work for CMS Items but not for Ecommerce Products, so you have to use a workaround with webhooks which is annoying. The Ecommerce sector is huge, but why does weblow not care?
I heard the CTO of Webflow speak at Webflow conf last year… my take away was that they are focusing on being the best website development platform… But for more specialized feature sets- like e-commerce, membership sites, etc - they want to help you get off the ground, but eventually know that you will graduate into other specialized platforms like Shopify.
Another way to look at it, is that e-commerce is so large, it would take an extremely significant development effort to even begin competing with Shopify. And because there are so many other things they would like to focus on when it comes to improving their core platform, They strategically decided to focus their development resources elsewhere
@@nocodecollab Webflow is the best and I am loving it but when it comes to ecommerce there are limits and its workarounds makes things complicated where it shouldn´t be, like Zapier, Nobull, etc. are just working for cms items but not for product without workarounds. And CSV-Import and Export without all features could be solved easily but they don´t change it. Still I will stick to webflow and hope one day I can use my time more efficient.
a way to do it longer and harder this doesn't make any sense you're doing the whole process manually
Yep - you are right. Things have changed a bit in the three years since I posted this.