Using O365, i want to be able to send an SMS to a specific mobile number automatically after recieving an e-mail from a specific sender with a specific subject.
What is the best way to do this?
First, you need to set up the mobile number as so:
Open Outlook Web Access in your browser. The standard address is usually: https://mail.yourcompanydomain.com/owa. It’s important to note that you need to go to Outlook Web Access.
Log in using your Office 365 username and password.
Select Options – located in the top-right of the window – followed by See All Options.
Click Phone from the list on the left side of the window and then Text Messaging.
Pressing Turn on Notifications, selecting your Locale: and finally your Mobile Operator.
Press Next and enter your phone number with the area code, and without the country code.
Click Next again and check your phone. You should get a pass code in a text message that you will need to enter. After you receive this, press Finish.
Now you are ready to set up email notifications using an Inbox rule Those rules are based on your criteria, whether based on sender or content :)
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I have a working USSD gateway, messages between the user's device and the app are set.
But there is a particular type of message where I don't want to send any dialog back to the user. When a user puts a sim inside a phone for the first time, an automated USSD call is made - I receive it and handle it, to send a configuration SMS or such.
The thing is, then I don't want to send anything to the user - there is no need for the user to be aware of that call. I didn't succeed to do that up to now. Using type End, Unidirectional or Abort didn't change anything. The message processUnstructuredSSRequest_Response still has a string that will show on screen, needing the user to click the "OK" button.
How can I make this happen ?
Found it. It's the prearrangedEnd dialog attribute, look for it in the doc https://www.restcomm.com/docs/core/ussd/USSD_Gateway_Admin_Guide.html#_attributes
My system is sending mails to my clients when they apply for position. Part of that mail is:
We would like to invite you to take the next step
For Gmail users, it displays well, but in Outlook Web App my users see this sentence underlined and on click it shows suggested event.
Is there some escape character or some other way for me to disable this option? I want that sentence be plain text, not the event suggestion.
This is a feature of Outlook Web App that helps your recipients create events in their calendars easily. Could you please help us understand why is it a concern for your case?
More and more clients (especially on mobile devices) highlight meeting suggestions or meeting times and allow users to create events easily.
As a sender, you can't "disable" it. But the recipients can disable it via gear->manage integrations settings, if they do not like it.
I am trying to register for a Facebook developer account. So I went to developers.facebook.com and then tried to go through the registration process. During the steps, facebook requires me to provide my phone number in order to receive a confirmation code for registration. A dialog box shows up and I enter my phone number in it. But even after I do this, I am unable to click on "Send via Phone Call" button because it is grayed out / disabled as shown below. Please note that I have just put a fake phone number for the image here, but the button won't enable in spite of my putting my real phone number.
All I could do is click on "Send as Text". But the problem with that is the fact my phone can't receive text messages. So I am stuck, because I can't click on the "Send via Phone Call" and receive a call on my phone for the confirmation code.
Could someone please let me know how I get around this and complete the registration process for the developer account? Either having a way to enable the "Send via Phone Call" button or having a way to register without a phone number or another way that I am not aware of would be good.
Thanks.
I think the original comment by Tzar deserves to be an answer as its 2016 and still, works:
Short story:
The Send via phone call button is greyed out and disabled, but the functionality exists. Facebook just made a lazy/temp/quickfix by just disabling the control, not removing the functionality. What that means is if you can simply enable the button, it will work. So we need to tamper with that html.
Solution:
Do an inspect element with your browser on that button, and simply remove the disabled="1" property. Here is the tricky part: the button will remain greyed-out but it will be clickable, and i can confirm it just worked for me.
I'm writing an app to prepare an email message with data provided by the user in a form. Upon the user clicking "finish" in the form, the email message gets prepared on the email card, but the user still has to click Send.
I used this method to prepare the message: blackberry.invoke.card.invokeEmailComposer. How do I get the message to send immediately after the message is prepared?
That behavior is currently not available. As you describe, the invokeEmailComposer() method opens a new screen (named a 'Card') where the user can confirm/modify/cancel/submit an email.
One of the benefits of the emailComposer card is that you give the user the ability to select which email account they wish to send it from (e.g. if they have both a personal and work account on the device).
Typing on iPhone is tedious; I'd like to prompt my users for their email address without requiring them to actually type it.
Ideally they'd receive a dialog saying: "This app would like to use your email address. Don't Allow / Allow"
If the user tapped "Allow," it would auto-fill their email address (the one they have configured in Mail.app) in a text field.
Is this possible?
Nope. But you can load up the contact picker interface and ask the user to select themselves from it-- that's much more friendly than making them type it in.
More info here:
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/ContactData/Conceptual/AddressBookProgrammingGuideforiPhone/200-QuickStart/QuickStart.html
Yes it is possible, have a look at ABGetMe for iOS. Note that you would have to write the allow/don’t allow dialog yourself. Also, make sure to read and understand the Limitations section of the README.