Hi all,
I want that all incomming mails to be printed automatically. I created Ezeep account, i tested and the printers working fine.
From zapier i get this massage:
The app returned "400".
I am new and this is my first zapp. The problem is that i can’t find somebody to help me. Is someone using this feature from Zapier ? Could help me ?
I don’t know wich file needs to be created and why is not working, and most important, what need i to do…. :)
Best answer by SamB
Hi
That error is likely being caused by a file object or (publicly accessible) file download link not being selected for the File Reference From Trigger field:
The File Reference From Trigger field expects to receive either a file object or publicly accessible link to the file itself. See our Send files in Zaps for more details.
So if you were wanting to print the email attachment you’d need to select the Attachment field from the Gmail step as that contains the file object. For example:
If you’re wanting to print the email itself, not it’s attachment then you’d need to first create a file from the email using an app like Google Drive. It has a Create File from Text action that you could use to create a document containing the text from the email. Then in the File Reference From Trigger field you’d select the File field from the Google Drive action, containing the file object. For example:
If you want to rename the file that will be printed you’d enter in the desired name for it in the File Name field. You can dynamically set the name (so it would be different each time the Zap runs) by selecting a value from a previous trigger or action. See Send data between steps by mapping fields for more details. Or you can leave the File Name field blank to keep the existing file name.
Hope that helps to get you pointed in the right direction. But if you and
+2Hi
Error codes between 400 and 499 are client errors, which usually happen when the error occurs on your end. This is usually caused by issues with the data you're sending, or missing account permissions or authorizations.
So check your app permissions - or if you are missing any required field.
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+2Try to reconnect the app
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I would suggest using the Body plain without any fixed text - like in your case you have used szabi802002
How exactly works that, Zapier creates a file from my mail, sends the file ? Or creates it directly to ezeep and in my case that is the problem, it can’t create the file ?
+2Check your DM
How exactly works that, Zapier creates a file from my mail, sends the file ? Or creates it directly to ezeep and in my case that is the problem, it can’t create the file ?
+2I would like to see how it goes - lets connect
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+11Hi
That error is likely being caused by a file object or (publicly accessible) file download link not being selected for the File Reference From Trigger field:
The File Reference From Trigger field expects to receive either a file object or publicly accessible link to the file itself. See our Send files in Zaps for more details.
So if you were wanting to print the email attachment you’d need to select the Attachment field from the Gmail step as that contains the file object. For example:
If you’re wanting to print the email itself, not it’s attachment then you’d need to first create a file from the email using an app like Google Drive. It has a Create File from Text action that you could use to create a document containing the text from the email. Then in the File Reference From Trigger field you’d select the File field from the Google Drive action, containing the file object. For example:
If you want to rename the file that will be printed you’d enter in the desired name for it in the File Name field. You can dynamically set the name (so it would be different each time the Zap runs) by selecting a value from a previous trigger or action. See Send data between steps by mapping fields for more details. Or you can leave the File Name field blank to keep the existing file name.
Hope that helps to get you pointed in the right direction. But if you and
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