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Framer troubleshooting

When the CMS sync URL acts up.

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Most of the issues below are 5-minute fixes. If you'd rather hand it off, Pro support lands a real human in your inbox within one business day. See Pro plan →

"Invalid CMS sync URL"

We require HTTPS. If your URL is HTTP, regenerate it from Framer's CMS settings.

Posts arrive but fields are empty

Make sure every field we send (title, slug, html, excerpt, metaTitle, metaDescription, coverImageUrl, coverImageAlt, language, author, publishedAt, aiAssisted, faq, jsonLd) is mapped to a CMS field in Framer.

Field mappings in Framer's HTTP sync are exact-name. If you renamed a field, update the mapping or let us know and we'll add an alias.

JSON-LD doesn't render in <head>

Framer doesn't auto-render <script> from CMS string fields. You need a Code Override that injects the jsonLd field into <head>. Example:

import type { ComponentType } from "react";

export function withJsonLd(Component: ComponentType): ComponentType {
  return (props) => {
    const data = (props as { jsonLd?: unknown }).jsonLd;
    return (
      <>
        {data ? (
          <script
            type="application/ld+json"
            dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: JSON.stringify(data) }}
          />
        ) : null}
        <Component {...props} />
      </>
    );
  };
}

Apply on your blog post template.

"Failed to fetch" on test connection

Framer's HTTP sync sometimes blocks HEAD requests. If POST works but Test connection fails, ignore the warning and verify by publishing one article.

Still stuck?

Email support@quibo.cc with the org ID from your dashboard footer. Pro and Business plans get priority routing — typical response under 4 business hours.

If you'd rather start clean: a fresh Framer site with the CMS sync URL configured from scratch usually works on the first try. Connect a new site →