vinniemac189 Posted May 10 Posted May 10 Summary I have no issues modifying the DNS settings for a domain I bought directly from Squarespace, but I'm unable to modify the domains that transferred from Google Domains. I'm the owner, so I should have access to change everything. What I want to do Clear the DNS settings Clear the Email forwarding settings Set the settings I want What I tried Login to https://account.squarespace.com/domains Pick my domain Go to DNS settings (In left panel, click: DNS > DNS Settings) For the Email Forwarding section, click the trash can icon to delete it. When trying this, I get an error: "Email Forwarding couldn't be deleted. We were unable to delete these records. Try again later. If this problem continues, contact Custom Support." For the each row of the Custom Records section, click the trash can icon to delete it. When trying this, I get an error: "Custom record couldn't be deleted. We were unable to delete this record. Try again later. If this problem continues, contact Custom Support." In the Custom Records section, I try to add a record. When trying this, I get an error: "Custom record not saved. We were unable to save this record. Try again later. If this problem continues, contact Customer Support." Go to Email settings (In left panel, click: Email) For the Email Forwarding section, click the trash can icon to delete it. When trying this, I get an error: "Unable to remove this email forwarding rule. There was a problem with saving your changes. Please try again later." For the same row, click "Edit" then "DELETE FORWARDING RULE". When trying this, I get an error: "Unable to remove this email forwarding rule. There was a problem with saving your changes. Please try again later." Developer Notes I opened the Chrome DevTools to see what errors I get in the network tab, and here's what I saw: For deleting a custom record: Request URL: https://account.squarespace.com/api/account/1/domains/<ID_REDACTED>/custom-record-set Request Method: PUT Status Code: 401 Unauthorized Response Body: { "message": "Full authentication is required to access this resource", "servlet": "dispatcherServlet", "status": "401", "url": "/api/account/1/domains/<ID_REDACTED>/custom-record-set" } For the other attempts, I have a very similar response. (The only difference is the URL and Request Method. The Response Body's "message" field is the same.) laurinkeithdavis 1
spacebutmessier Posted May 11 Posted May 11 Same issue here. Commenting to be notified when a solution is posted!
pangolier Posted May 12 Posted May 12 I have the same problem when adding a new DNS: But can't access any Customer Support!!! JurgenB 1
Guest Posted May 12 Posted May 12 Switch your browser to incognito mode and login to squarespace. Creates, edits and deletions should work while incognito. I've tested this in Chrome and Opera.
DOlivet Posted May 14 Posted May 14 Thank you so much for this tip! I have been fighting with this for two weeks and it just would not save my records. Switched to an incognito tab and it went right in! Made my day! klauzja 1
ChristianStayton Posted June 3 Posted June 3 This should not happen. Squarespace needs to fix this. Google Domain users should have to use incognito mode to update DNS. Who do we contact to escalate this issue? klauzja and JurgenB 2
Middlemark Posted June 3 Posted June 3 Same, looks like squarespace doesnt care about its customers. JurgenB 1
UKDEV Posted June 3 Posted June 3 I'm glad that I have just joined this forum to read this thread. I have a batch of dormant domains recently transferred from Google Domains and I am experiencing learning problems in purging legacy forwarding rules in an attempt to start again. When I “save” changes a popup message pops up then promptly disappears. I'll try the incognito tip afresh tomorrow. Is there a bug vault somewhere?
JayneC_SQSP Posted June 3 Posted June 3 Hey @ChristianStayton, Thanks for posting here! This issue will require some troubleshooting, so we’ll be creating an email ticket on your behalf for our Customer Support team to assist. For any others experiencing issues with editing the DNS settings of a Squarespace-managed domain, or to report any other strange behavior, please reach out to our Customer Support team directly: https://support.squarespace.com/hc/requests/new#choose-topic Please note that our customer support email address can’t receive new, inbound emails. Instead, you can reply directly to an open email ticket submitted through our Help Center. We made this change so that we can better organize and respond to the questions we receive.
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