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nikkit321nikkit321 Posts: 760Member Member Posts: 760Member Member
in MFP Suggestions/Feedback
I select Garmin Connect as an app I want to sync with MFP, and it takes me to the Garmin Connect website but then a message appears that the page is no longer available. How do I connect my Garmin with MFP?

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  • mtnhorsemtnhorse Posts: 2Member Member Posts: 2Member Member
    Try going to your play store and searching for it and download from there.
  • heybalesheybales Posts: 17,197Member Member Posts: 17,197Member Member
    nikkit321 wrote: »
    I select Garmin Connect as an app I want to sync with MFP, and it takes me to the Garmin Connect website but then a message appears that the page is no longer available. How do I connect my Garmin with MFP?

    You started the MFP side by selecting that - now you have to find the option on the Garmin side that tells it to actually send the data to MFP.
    Appears Garmin changed the page and either didn't tell MFP or MFP hasn't updated the link yet.

    Go to your Daily Summary under Calories.

    If the MFP request for connect made it to Garmin - it should show link (or perhaps button on app) to allow that connection.
  • bayhansbayhans Posts: 22Member Member Posts: 22Member Member
    I’m having the same issue. When I go into Garmin connect, it says to log meals in My Fitness Pal to show the calories, and gives me a link to open the MFP app, so seems to be connected, but nothing happens when I log food. There’s a disconnect somewhere!
  • scarlett_kscarlett_k Posts: 459Member Member Posts: 459Member Member
    Same problem here. connect.garmin.com/mfp is just redirecting to my garmin connect dashboard without ever pairing MFP with my garmin.
  • heybalesheybales Posts: 17,197Member Member Posts: 17,197Member Member
    scarlett_k wrote: »
    Same problem here. connect.garmin.com/mfp is just redirecting to my garmin connect dashboard without ever pairing MFP with my garmin.

    2 posts up is steps to take to finish the Garmin side of the link.
    Calories In/Out section - Settings
    Or on that section page.
    Link to finalize sync, or if it's connected, option to Sync shows up.
  • magoh44118magoh44118 Posts: 1Member, Premium Member Posts: 1Member, Premium Member
    Did anyone come up with a solution? I am having the same problem.
  • heybalesheybales Posts: 17,197Member Member Posts: 17,197Member Member
    magoh44118 wrote: »
    Did anyone come up with a solution? I am having the same problem.

    did you read all the posts already written with solutions?
  • scarlett_kscarlett_k Posts: 459Member Member Posts: 459Member Member
    heybales wrote: »
    scarlett_k wrote: »
    Same problem here. connect.garmin.com/mfp is just redirecting to my garmin connect dashboard without ever pairing MFP with my garmin.

    2 posts up is steps to take to finish the Garmin side of the link.
    Calories In/Out section - Settings
    Or on that section page.
    Link to finalize sync, or if it's connected, option to Sync shows up.

    This doesn't help. The only option available on the calories in/out screen in Garmin connect is "Log Calories in MFP". Selecting this will open the MFP app but will not connect the two apps.
  • heybalesheybales Posts: 17,197Member Member Posts: 17,197Member Member
    Well, the 2 apps don't literally connect or sync with each other.

    Each app syncs with it's own account server.

    The 2 servers sync your account info.

    I was referring to the web login on the Garmin side, and starting the link process from the web MFP account too.
    Just in case that isn't being done.
  • scarlett_kscarlett_k Posts: 459Member Member Posts: 459Member Member
    heybales wrote: »
    Well, the 2 apps don't literally connect or sync with each other.

    Each app syncs with it's own account server.

    The 2 servers sync your account info.

    I was referring to the web login on the Garmin side, and starting the link process from the web MFP account too.
    Just in case that isn't being done.

    There's no way to make the two apps talk to each other anymore, from either side.
  • 4legsRbetterthan24legsRbetterthan2 Posts: 16,471Member Member Posts: 16,471Member Member
    Have you tried going to the apps page on MFP from the website instead of the app?
  • scarlett_kscarlett_k Posts: 459Member Member Posts: 459Member Member
    4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »
    Have you tried going to the apps page on MFP from the website instead of the app?

    Yes. My fitness pal points to an garmin link that no longer exists. Can't connect the two any more.
  • aeleboeufaeleboeuf Posts: 1Member Member Posts: 1Member Member
    Did this ever get resolved? I’m having the exact same problem as scarlet_k.
  • scarlett_kscarlett_k Posts: 459Member Member Posts: 459Member Member
    aeleboeuf wrote: »
    Did this ever get resolved? I’m having the exact same problem as scarlet_k.

    Nope. Still can't connect my device as the garmin URL MFP sends us to doesn't exist any more. Come on chaps, pull your fingers out of your behinds.
  • heybalesheybales Posts: 17,197Member Member Posts: 17,197Member Member
    Come on Garmin, give MFP the new landing site.
  • nigelnorrisnigelnorris Posts: 9Member Member Posts: 9Member Member
    Can't be a global problem, still working fine for me.
  • heybalesheybales Posts: 17,197Member Member Posts: 17,197Member Member
    nigelnorris wrote: »
    Can't be a global problem, still working fine for me.

    It's only for initial linking - not when already syncing.

    I'm not willing to risk my connection to test if I can find where the Garmin page is moved to in order to finish the process.
  • scarlett_kscarlett_k Posts: 459Member Member Posts: 459Member Member
    nigelnorris wrote: »
    Can't be a global problem, still working fine for me.

    Yeah it works fine if your device is already linked. I only had a problem when I removed my device and tried to add the replacement I have.
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