Hi, @AdamZen.
Apologies for the delayed response; I missed your posts. Please tag me (@IsaacTakushi) in future correspondence to maximize the chance I see it.
I’ve reviewed your case with my colleague Aisha and want to clarify a few points:
- This thread concerns hosting files on the root directory of a HubSpot website, not support for push notifications, let alone from a specific provider like Subscribers.com.
- When implementing push notifications, it is often necessary to host files on the root directory of a website, which is why the original poster asked about that functionality. At the time, that functionality did not exist.
- It is now possible to host files on the root directory of a HubSpot-hosted website by leveraging a proxy redirect. This removes one roadblock users were encountering when attempting to implement push notifications on HubSpot.
I hope it is clear that HubSpot was not and is not developing any solution specifically geared to Subscribers.com’s push notification solution.
To answer your original question directly:
The instructions to instal are different for different platforms: WordPress, Wix, etc. Which platform is HubSpot?
None of them. Subscribers.com may not have instructions specifically tailored to HubSpot’s CMS, but if you share the instructions you are referring to, I might be able to advise further.
If you attempt to implement their solution and are unable to, please let me know the specific technical roadblocks you encounter. I’d be happy to help.