I am trying to move some accounts over to a virtual line but Telegram refuses to accept the number. It gives an invalid number error because it flags the voip carrier block. I do not want to buy a physical sim card for a single login code.
Edit: Swapped to a mobile line from BEE-SMS for the telegram registration instead of fighting with the gvoice settings. It went through instantly.
I’m working on a client site that’s gotten way bigger than I originally planned. I have about 12 CMS collections running and now the client wants to add a custom AI assistant for searching through their specific product database. I tried to bridge it using some custom scripts and a basic API setup I generated, but it’s just not stable enough.
The load times are getting noticeably worse and the assistant keeps throwing errors whenever someone searches for something with a special character. I’ve spent the last two nights just staring at about 600 lines of messy JS that I don’t fully understand. It works for a demo, but I can’t launch this and just hope it doesn't break in a week.
I’m looking for an engineering team that can basically take over the technical part while I stay in Webflow for the design side. I’ve heard about GetDevDone being a good partner for this kind of rescue work or complex builds, but I’ve never used them myself.
Has anyone here worked with them for these kinds of custom integrations? I’m trying to figure out if I should just keep struggling with the code or if it’s better to just hand the engineering over to a team that handles production-ready stuff. I'm just getting a bit burnt out on the troubleshooting side of things.
Looking for some advice on fitting a lift in a really tight spot. My nan’s stairs are maybe 75cm wide and I’m worried it’s going to be a massive trip hazard for the rest of us. It’s a standard old terrace layout where the hallway is already a squeeze. Do these things actually fold up enough to leave walking room, or am I going to be climbing over it?