.net - Trigger SendGrid message (Azure Functions) when Storage Table is added to -

i have azure function queues storage table records can see in azure storage explorer.

i have azure function sends messages through sendgrid, , is supposed trigger when aforementioned queue added to, not.

i'm guessing there's config issue. they're both in same function app , using same connection string, sendgrid function doesn't trigger. both functions vanilla minus email address changes. there other config use?

httppost(crud)-csharp1

{   "bindings": [     {       "type": "httptrigger",       "direction": "in",       "name": "req",       "methods": [         "post"       ],       "authlevel": "function"     },     {       "type": "http",       "direction": "out",       "name": "res"     },     {       "type": "table",       "name": "outtable",       "tablename": "orders",       "connection": "matching_connection_string",       "direction": "out"     }   ],   "disabled": false } 

sendgridcsharp1

{   "bindings": [     {       "type": "sendgrid",       "name": "message",       "direction": "out",       "subject": "",       "text": ""     },     {       "type": "queuetrigger",       "name": "order",       "queuename": "orders",       "connection": "matching_connection_string",       "direction": "in"     }   ],   "disabled": false } 

update per @daxaholic's answer

daxaholic suggested writing table triggering queue. updated outbound config (changed last binding type queue) , i'm receiving error not knowing constructor use: function ($httppost(crud)-csharp1) error: can't figure out ctor call. tried changing namespace microsoft.windowsazure.storage.queue, didn't seem have effect.

code below:

#r "microsoft.windowsazure.storage"  using system.net; using microsoft.windowsazure.storage.table;  public static async task<httpresponsemessage> run(httprequestmessage req, icollector<order> outtable, tracewriter log) {     var formdata = await req.content.readasformdataasync();      if(string.isnullorwhitespace(formdata.get("name")))     {         return req.createresponse(httpstatuscode.badrequest, new {            error = "no 'name' property"          });     }      string name = formdata["name"].tostring();      outtable.add(new order()     {         partitionkey = "functions",         rowkey = guid.newguid().tostring(),         orderid = string.format("order{0}", name),         customername = name,         customeremail = string.format("{0}@{1}.com", name, name)     });     return req.createresponse(httpstatuscode.created); }  public class order : tableentity {     public string orderid { get; set; }     public string customername { get; set; }     public string customeremail { get; set; } } 

i guess problem trigger based on azure storage queue writing azure storage table former not triggered. said, try replace outbound binding azure storage table binding appropriate queue (see here reference)

{   "bindings": [     {       "type": "httptrigger",       "direction": "in",       "name": "req",       "methods": [         "post"       ],       "authlevel": "function"     },     {       "type": "http",       "direction": "out",       "name": "res"     },     {       "type": "queue",       "name": "outtable",       "queuename": "orders",       "connection": "matching_connection_string",       "direction": "out"     }   ],   "disabled": false } 

update outbound code to:

#r "microsoft.windowsazure.storage"  using system.net; using microsoft.windowsazure.storage.queue;  public static async task<httpresponsemessage> run(httprequestmessage req, icollector<order> outqueue, tracewriter log) {     var formdata = await req.content.readasformdataasync();      if(string.isnullorwhitespace(formdata.get("name")))     {         return req.createresponse(httpstatuscode.badrequest, new {            error = "no 'name' property"          });     }      string name = formdata["name"].tostring();      outqueue.add(new order()     {         orderid = string.format("order{0}", name),         customername = name,         customeremail = string.format("{0}@{1}.com", name, name)     });     return req.createresponse(httpstatuscode.created); }  public class order {     public string orderid { get; set; }     public string customername { get; set; }     public string customeremail { get; set; } }