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Exporting Variables into a Google Spreadsheet
Having read this post on how to export variables to be read in a google spreadsheet, I set about trying to get this working in my project, I soon ran into problems, I just could not get it to work a...
Hi Norman -
Since the script can bomb on any number of things, I'll usually run the JS console in the browser to watch for errors. This will quickly tell you if the problem is in your send function or if there's something else going on.
Another method you can use in a pinch is editing the user.js file on the server. Many FTP clients allow for direct edit and save of the file (auto-upload of changes). This would make it easy to insert an alert, something like alert("here"); to see how far through the script it goes. Wherever the alert stops working, the problem is somewhere above that.
If you don't get errors and the alert works, it may be that something is going on with your field ID's or the structure of your endpoint string.
Do you have a link you can share here?
