I am starting in Dialogflow and I would like to know if the information I keep from a user in a database, be it Firebase, that this information could occupy it to put it in a web page.
An example is the user's email stored in the database to be able to put it in a page where I am asked to enter with mail so that the user does not have to manually enter it that Dialogflow does.
What I am looking for with Dialogflow is to make the user able to pay from the created chat of Dialogflow in a web page only entering once his data and that the application does the rest collecting the saved data.
If you're using Actions on Google, you can use a feature to store user information:
function simpleResponse(conv) {
conv.user.storage.count = 1;
conv.ask(new SimpleResponse({
speech: 'Howdy! I can tell you fun facts about ' +
'almost any number, like 42. What do you have in mind?',
text: 'Howdy! I can tell you fun facts about almost any ' +
'number. What do you have in mind?',
}));
}
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I'm developing an action for Google Assistant and I was wondering if I could continue an action which I have started on a device without a screen (e.g. Google Home) on my mobile phone.
E.g. I ask Google Home to search for a good hotel in New York and when it tells me the result I maybe want to visit the corresponding website on my phone. Another example would be: I'm ordering pizza and for the payment process I would have to authenticate via fingerprint / password on my mobile.
Does anybody know if that is / will be possible?
Yes, I guess it is possible. It depends on how better you write the webhook for the application.
For this example:
When you ask Google Home to search for a good hotel in New York, keep in mind to make a follow-up intent if the user is asking to check for more details of that hotel, like phone number, or email or other contact details.
In webhook, make an action for this follow-up intent which is to be triggered.
And in the response, call the getHotelDetail() function, which would be a user defined function.
Here is a demo code to understand:
def getHotelDetail(hotel):
# get all the hotel details using an API or JSON
# return hotel-details
def processRequest(req):
# if req.get("result").get("action") == "follow-up-hotel-details":
# data = getHotelDetail()
# else:
# return {}
# res = makeWebhookResult(data)
# return res
def makeWebhookResult(data):
# return whatever you want to display/speak as per the
# processRequest(req)
I am using playgameservices sdk for unity in my game. However, I am not able to get the email id of logged in user on iOS. Do I need to define any permission while initialising the playgamesserviceplatform class? Please let me know the correct procedure to get email id.
Thanks
I found this link that might be helpful. Below is the process described in the link
In order to access the player's email or access token, you need to configure a web app associated with your game in the Play Game Console. If your game does not use a custom back-end application, you can set the launch URL to be https://localhost.
Copy the client id from the web application and enter it in the setup dialog for this plugin. This will configure the correct permissions and settings needed to access the email address and access token.
To get the email:
Debug.Log("Local user's email is " +
((PlayGamesLocalUser)Social.localUser).Email);
To get the access token:
Debug.Log("AccessToken is " +
((PlayGamesLocalUser)Social.localUser).accessToken);
To get the id token:
Debug.Log("IdToken is " +
((PlayGamesLocalUser)Social.localUser).idToken);
NOTE: The email and access tokens are only available on the UI Thread. If you need to get these from the non-UI thread, you can use the helper function RunOnGameThread:
GooglePlayGames.OurUtils.PlayGamesHelperObject.RunOnGameThread(
() => { Debug.Log("Local user's email is " +
((PlayGamesLocalUser)Social.localUser).Email);
// use the email as needed
});
I'm a newbie to app development. I am building a Windows Phone 8.1 app and have followed the tutorial here: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-service-mobile-dotnet-backend-windows-store-dotnet-get-started-users-preview/ to add authentication using Facebook. Everything seems to work fine, except that every now and again it appears to stop bringing back any data from my Azure database. Further investigation revealed that the UserId that is being shown from the code below, changes periodically (although I can't quite work out how often it changes).
// Define a member variable for storing the signed-in user.
private MobileServiceUser user;
...
var provider = "Facebook";
...
// Login with the identity provider.
user = await App.MobileService.LoginAsync(provider);
// Create and store the user credentials.
credential = new PasswordCredential(provider,
user.UserId, user.MobileServiceAuthenticationToken);
vault.Add(credential);
...
message = string.Format("You are now logged in - {0}", user.UserId);
var dialog = new MessageDialog(message);
dialog.Commands.Add(new UICommand("OK"));
await dialog.ShowAsync();
This code is identical to the code in the tutorial. The Facebook app settings (on the Facebook developers site) confirm that I am using v2.3 of their API so I should be getting app-scoped UserIds back. I have only ever logged in with one Facebook account, so I would expect the UserId to be the same each time, but they're not. The UserId is prefaced with 'sid:', which someone on the Facebook developers group on Facebook itself says stands for Session ID, which they would expect to change, but if that's the case, I can't work out where to get the actual UserId from that I can then store in my database and do useful things with. I'm sure I must be doing something basic wrong, but I have spent hours Googling this and cannot (unusually) find an answer.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
So dug deeper. This is how Mobile Apps work (I was thinking from a Mobile Services perspective). The issue here is that the Gateway doesn't provide static SIDs, which is what User.userId provides. The work around to this is listed in the migration doc.
You can only get the Facebook AppId on the server.
ServiceUser user = (ServiceUser) this.User;
FacebookCredentials creds = (await user.GetIdentitiesAsync()).OfType< FacebookCredentials >().FirstOrDefault();
string mobileServicesUserId = creds.Provider + ":" + creds.UserId;
You should note, that this Id is directly connected with your Facebook App registration. If you ever want to migrate your App to a new Facebook App, you'd have to migrate them. You can also use the Facebook AppId to look up the user's global facebook Id via the Facebook Graph API, which you could use between applications. If you don't see yourself using multiple apps, etc., you can use the Facebook AppId just fine.
Hard to tell what's going on to cause you to use a SID instead of the Faceboook token (which like Facebook:10153...).
It may be faster to rip out the code and reimplement the Auth GetStarted. Maybe you missed a step or misconfigured something along the way. If you have the code hosted on github, I can try to take a look.
Another thing you can do is to not trust the user to give you their User id when you save it to a table. On your insert function, you can add it there.
function insert(item, user, request) {
item.id = user.userId;
request.execute();
}
That should, theoretically, be a valid Facebook token. Let me know if that doesn't work; can dig deeper.
Using the Facebook API, you can get back the post ID of a Facebook share, even if the user has not authorized your app.
The post ID is prefixed by your user ID, and separated by an underscore.
FB.ui({
method: 'feed',
name: 'People Argue Just to Win',
link: 'http://www.nytimes.com/2011/...',
}, function( response ){
// Response gives you :
// { post_id: "[fbUserId]_346759642059572" }
});
To me it looks like Facebook is using this programmatically, rather than with the idea of providing us the userId out of the kindness of their hearts. But it's extremely tempting to use.
I'm a little rusty on permissions - if there is a way to get back all the users that have liked/shared a specific URL, and not just a count, then this should be okay.
But the question remains, is it acceptable to use?
EDIT:
Now that I think about it, you can access the user ID by making an anonymous call to https://graph.facebook.com/[postId] but ONLY if the post was made public.
If you get a response from FB, it means that you have already ask the user for the required permissions,
so yes you can use the data returned from Facebook as you like, but you always have to inform the users how you use those data.
You can only cache user data if you have permission or it is necessary for the function of your app. Using the like button you can subscribe to edge.create and cache the response from the like.
refer to: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.Event.subscribe/
II. Storing and Using Data You Receive From Us
You will only request the data you need to operate your application.
You may cache data you receive through use of the Facebook API in
order to improve your application’s user experience, but you should
try to keep the data up to date. This permission does not give you any
rights to such data.
in my app i store the id of every page or user that is viewed to speed up page load times and count page views. Seems with in the scope of Policy as long as i am not sharing the info with 3rd parties or making public what a user has set to non public.
I wanto to create on my facebook page (facebook.com/genericco) a custom poll, in it I wanna create funny polls people can vote on (mainly yes or no answers) and I'd like to post on the voter's wall the action (john doe voted yes on Genericco's poll: Do you think chicken-fish should stop smoking for health issues?).
So I could not do that just using graph API and reading my own questions...so I decided to use the open graph! I created an action called vote with the custom property answer as a boolean...
I've also created the object poll with image,question, title, description and the custom property question...
I've also populated with custom data in the aggregations part.
Then i used Putty program to run the code and be able to submit my custom action for approval...
My question now is...How do I use it? How do I put this together to achieve the objectives I've proposed on the top of this question?
can anyone shed a light?
So...I managed to build the customized poll app with Open Graph in facebook. its going well...but its not 100% yet. let me tell you guys why:
1 - So I managed to understand how to creat an action, I called it "Vote", it is connected with the Object type "Poll" I created; The action "Vote" has 2 custom properties: "Answer" wich is a String and "Name" wich is also a String;
2 - Then I created the object "Poll" and I filled it with sample data and stuff and also I created the custom property "Question";
3 - Then I created the aggregation "Enquete Ociosidade" (roughly translating would mean sloth poll) and the data is displays is the action "vote" and in the Caption I used something like this {poll.question}{name} thinks {answer};
Then to make it work I had to send a sample of the action to facebook somehow, I had no idea how to do this so I used Putty and simply pasted the code facebook provides for that; It worked;
Then comes the hard part, how would my front-end app send those info to facebook so I could register the action? Well I'm glad you asked!
I tryed till it worked...YOUR APP MUST HAVE PUBLISHING_ACTIONS PERMISSION THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!
so...this is the code I got working:
FB.api('/me', function(response) {
//alert(response.name);
FB.api('/me/genericco:votar_poll&enquete=http://www.limonadaweb.com.br/genericco/poll_data.php&resposta='+resposta+'&nome='+response.name+'&access_token='+_token+'' ,'post', function(resp) {
if (!resp || resp.error) {
alert('Error occured '+resp.error.message);
//mostrar caixa de diálogo que algum erro ocorreu;
} else {
alert('Post was successful! Action ID: ' + resp.id);
//fazer algo legal para demonstrar que deu certo o voto;
}
})
});
what I did was...first I make a FB.api call to get the users name, in the callback I make a FB.api call to register the action VERY IMPORTANT TO PASS THE ACCESS_TOKEN TOO...and must be POST.... and that is all there is to it! very cool right? And all that code is inside a function my app calls whenever the user votes and sends a boolean value that I use as the answer to know if the user voted 'yes' or 'no'.
That is all very good and is working fine! Just fine....
My problem now is that now when the action is published in my timeline and newsfeed and stuff it sends the user to this link below...it has absolutely nothing visual in it...it is the poll's data...a bunch of metatags...
i'd like to know if it is possible to send the user to another link when he/she clicks the link of my feed...
http://www.limonadaweb.com.br/genericco/poll_data.php?fb_action_ids=10150744684398313&fb_action_types=genericco%3Avotar_poll&fb_source=other_multiline