I got this problem. When I do Test Connection it says “Failed to connect your account, please check the details you’ve provided.”
I used localhost phpmyadmin. Doing testing to store data from flow to my database
I got this problem. When I do Test Connection it says “Failed to connect your account, please check the details you’ve provided.”
I used localhost phpmyadmin. Doing testing to store data from flow to my database
I’m assuming you provided a password but just omitted it here. Did you configure your db to whitelist the ip address from your flowxo connection? And are you using SSL?
Hi @mcfaith,
actually your local enviroment it’s not accessible from outside, but only by software on your machine.
With host equals to 127.0.0.1 you are telling to flowxo to connect with a mysql server on the same machine not on your
Even if the action to connect to a mysql db seems a great feature i’ll never grant access to write to a my db server.
I should develop a webservice to do it and i’d use webhook action.
Wow thank you for replying on this.
Is there other way do that?
storing value to local database like MariaDB?
To do so you need:
if you don’t have a public static IP address you must have a dynamic DNS service
I suggest you to use a Google sheet and then import data in your local db manually.
Read FlowXO guide here: https://medium.com/flowxo/using-google-sheets-in-flow-xo-4535d904514f
@Marc Does it really need to be on your local machine? Can’t you use a cloud hosting provider for your db
@johnConnor If you want to use your local DB, you most use ngrok to make your local db live.