Hi @funhall,
my DNS-settings look very similar. I followed the documentation of sendgrid, and then I also had two new CNAME entries with s1_domainkey etc.
It takes some time (minutes to maybe an hour) to propagate the new DNS settings into the internet. After that you should be able to send emails. Here is a sample code that worked for me (the API key must be set in the Web API component in “designer” mode: add a new entry under “Headers” with property = “Authorization” and value = “Bearer <YOUR_KEY>”):
The blocks could look like this:
and my code in the first textblock from the join looks like this:
"{“personalizations”: [{“to”: [{“email”: “DESTINATION@BLA.COM”}]}],“from”: {“email”: “YOUR SENDER EMAIL”},“subject”: “A nice test email”,“content”: [{“type”: “text/html”, “value”: “Hi,
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You should test sending email and sendgrid with “curl”, which is an interactive Tool. It is available on nearly every OS like Linux, Windows10, MacOS etc. If curl does not work then your sendgrid-settings need some care.
Hope this helps!