I need to implement a menu similar to this example.
But instead of expecting the user to answer with a number, I'd like to use Quick Reply Button, but without using WhatsApp Templates.
Is it possible to use this feature inside a "Send & Wait For Reply" widget?
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Is it possible to set starting options in facebook messenger for pages like example bellow:
example of expected result
I figured that similar could be achieved by using messenger BOT with 'start button', multiple BOT replies with 'quick reply' buttons and passing conversation to live chat in required cases.
The problem with this is that after user clicks 'get started' button BOT publish text replay 'Get started' which is not desired.
I wonder if there is an build-in setting to achieve this? If not, how would one solve it?
EDIT: It seems to me, it is not possible to build something like that neither with facebook quick reply neither with templates/buttons
EDIT 2: I also tried doing this in Facebook's page settings with no result. It seems it doesn't have anything to do with Facebook's 'quick replies'
First of all there is no way to set those options from facebook platform itself. Those questions are generated by facebook to give user a head start to a conversation and those are generated based on the type of page you are created. To see the option go to
Your Page's Settings-> Messaging -> General Settings
It is ideal that you will configure the 'Get Started' to initiate conversation with your bot and then show users a bunch of options using various templates like quick replies, carousel, list etc. By this way you have full control over your templates and expected answers.
But then again if you want to use those generated options from facebook then you can look for those option's text in the delivered json to your configured web hook. Here is a sample json:
{"object":"page","entry":[{"id":"","time":1519980744192,"messaging":[{"sender":{"id":""},"recipient":{"id":""},"timestamp":1519980743903,"message":{"mid":"","seq":1,"text":"Could you give me a call? I'd like to speak to someone."}}]}]}
Look at the 'text' attribute. The text is from after clicking one of those options. But again this is not ideal as the options can get changed anytime by facebook's algorithm.
My suggestion is to use 'Get Started' button and then send a list to the user.
The screenshot you posted shows a features that is currently being tested for Pages, so it is not available to every Page. There is no built-in way to do this, other than sending quick replies in response to the get started postback, messaging_optins or messaging_referrals events.
You can create a persistent menu to achieve this.
Here are few video tutorials I created to help you with Facebook integration and sending rich messages in facebook messenger through Dialogflow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ4HoYxoKl8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC9Y-AmcL6A
I want to create a simple form in Slack that contains :
text boxes, radio button selections, checkboxes and list selection boxes.
I want that the form will interact and open a ticket in Jira from Slack.
I herd it's possible but I don't know how to do it.
Please help,
thank you very much.
This is only partly possible with Slack. You can do something called a Dialog in Slack, which is a kind of modal form. But it currently only supports three types of input fields:
input
inputarea
select
No radio buttons or check-boxes.
Check out the excellent official documentation for details.
I have created a simple Google Form with two multiple choice answers (Yes and No). Image below.
The form works fine when I select an answer then click the submit button.
I'm wondering if it's possible to submit the form immediately when an option is selected? Then refresh the page.
I've been reading about triggers here but not sure where to start, or if it's even possible.
Google Forms is my only option at current, I know this is possible via other methods.
Any advice is appreciated.
I'm wondering if it's possible to submit the form immediately when an option is selected? Then refresh the page.
No, it's not possible. The only trigger that works on the form respondent view is on form submit.
The workaround is to create your own form. If you want to work with Google Apps Script, you should use the HTML Service.
guys
now i knew how to send message without using facebook api,
i could use url to fill the message textarea in facebook's website
www.facebook.com/messages/[user_id]?msg_prefill=XXX
but here i'd like to know how to send this message automatically
in April, i found a way to click "send" button automatically (find "send" button in html text and click it),
but now facebook hide theses html text so that i can't find this button in html text.
Therefore, can anybody provide some ways or point to send message automatically.
thanks
Use the console in you browser (usually F12 to open) firefox console is the most powerfull, your console should have a command like "element inspection" or similar, use this tool to analize the button you want, read ing the code you should find someting like "on click" or simsimilar, after this you will find a java command to push the button. Anyway to do this kind of stuff without being a programmer,use selenium IDE, very easy,only for firefox,you must download it from firefox as add on. Good luck!
What is the simplest way to open a pop-up window, sending it information from the current page, allow the user to fill out a couple of fields and send an email, and then return to the original window as soon as the email was sent - using Coldfusion?
If you are using ColdFusion 8 or higher then I will suggest you to use CFWINDOW which will be simply div and can load content through ajax or just pre populated div can be convert to cfwindow and use modal version so it will not let user to use main page content. Also on send of email you can close cfwindow using javascript.
If you are using lesser than 8 then same thing can be implement using Fancybox or lightbox as well.
If you want to use native HTML, my best advice is better use modaldialog box. After that, passing parameter from modaldialog box and display at parent page.
I ended up using a simple javascript Window.Open, passing the parameters in the url.
Maybe not the best way, but definitely simple.