I'm new in facebook-development.
Is there any option to test the app if all breaking changes of the current Roadmap are fixed/included in my app?
I know about the beta.graph api. But I don't know if the old (deprecated) functions are removed in this version.
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Yes, you can enable them in the migrations tab. In your Apps > Edit App > Advanced (on the left) > scroll down to Migrations.
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My production agent/action version differs from my draft version in dialogflow. I want to restore my published production version back to dialogflow - I didn't export the zip at the time. Is there a way to get the production version back to current version in dialogflow?
thanks
Fiona
Not sure if you have tackled this but you can probably try this (i haven't personally tried it myself). Go to the gear icon in dialogflow. Under general, turn on enable beta features and api. You will now see an environment tab on top. Click that and there is a link to view all versions. Then for the production version, there is 3 vertical dots link beside it.. click it and select Load to draft.
Hope that helps!
I'm configuring Branch and seeing what I think is unexpected behavior upon trying to test my setup. I have an Ionic 3.7 app and am new to Ionic/iOS/Android development- so I've been following the Branch docs to try and get this configured (just for iOS right now).
What I've done so far:
I started with this guide: https://dev.branch.io/getting-started/sdk-integration-guide/guide/cordova/
The pre-requisite is that Universal Links are setup, which makes sense. In order to get that working, I clicking the link in the guide above, which took me to this guide: https://dev.branch.io/getting-started/universal-app-links/guide/cordova/
The Universal Link steps have gone fine until #3, where I'm trying to verify that my setup is correct. I created a Quick Link and texted it to my phone (which had a build of my app that I ran after adding the config in step 2).
Clicking the link starts to open the app (I see the splash screen), but it closes before loading is complete (I see a black screen momentarily). When I open this build of the app normally, it loads and runs normally
As I mentioned, I'm new to this- do I need to follow the Apple Universal Link setup (from here) with the apple-app-site-association file before starting the Branch config? I didn't see any mention of that in the guides I followed- however, it may be something so basic that it's assumed the user has done it already.
Regardless, I did configure that file and make it available as the Apple guide says. I'm still seeing the same behavior when I click my Branch link.
The 2nd Branch guide I posted only mentions that the app opens immediately without routing through Safari as a result of the test- is what I'm seeing actually correct? I don't have the SDK installed to handle the links, so I could see that being the case too.
UPDATE
I went ahead and installed the SDK, following the instructions here. It was somewhat confusing, as I wasn't sure if I should be supplementing the additions to config.xml from my step 1) above, or if my branch-config section should only have the keys from the SDK installation example.
I ended up commenting out the changes to config.xml from step 1) and it looks like it worked, as I now see the deeplink data when opening the app via the Quick Link I created before. I had previously added the domains to my entitlements file directly in Xcode before, though, so I'm now wondering if I need those extra config keys in order to persist the entitlements changes should I need to remove/readd the iOS platform.
Amruta from Branch.io here:
You can follow the iconic integration guide available on Github here.You need to update your config.xml with the Branch key assigned to your App, which can be found on the Account Settings page of the Branch dashboard. The URI scheme is the one you have defined in the Link Settings page of the Branch dashboard and the link domain for your Branch links is also defined on the Link Settings Page.
If you still have issues, I would recommend writing to integrations#branch.io.
I have developed a POS system and I would like to access the uber-api to update the uber online menu dynamically. Our clients make some changes to their menu daily (based on what's available and fresh locally, holiday specials, other specials...). Also sometime we run out of an item and need to update the menu for this.
Is there an uber-api to update the menu and have it take effect immediately? (or almost immediately).
-George
I know this is old. But you can do it now - docs here
There is no UberEats publicly available API currently.
I'm trying to create a web app integration for Box.com that is available from folders, like the "Send with Gmail" or "Send to Chatter" actions. It seems that integrations that we create from http://developers.box.com only work from files, and not from folders.
I did something similar to that in the past and I vaguely remember that the Box.com support team had to modify by action from their back-end to enable it; I compared integrations in my previous app with the new one I created and I see no visible difference in the configuration.
Has anyone done something similar recently and know the current procedure? I also tried opening a support case from their website and it hasn't been answered either.
The Box support team got back to me on this one and changed the configuration of my web app integration. It's now working the way I expect. They confirmed that they're the only one capables of doing this configuration change - it's not possible to do it from developers.box.com. If anyone needs that - just open a support case on community.box.com and they'll do it for you.
I'm going to be distributing a plugin that will be routinely updated with features, bug fixes, and updates to downloadable corpuses.
The usual update site mechanism can do the update ok - when the user asks it to.
The problem is that (unlike MS Office), the automatic updater preference is off by default and I don't want to change that default for my users or count on them changing it.
Can I write something that occasionally checks for updates? Or prompt the user regularly? What's bad form and what's acceptable ?
Eclipse 3.4 check automatically for plugin updates by default.
You will see a popup window in the bottom right when an update is available.
To configure automatic updates, go to Window > Preferences > Install Updates > Automatic Updates
The absolute sure fire way is to make sure that your updates are compelling. The user will do the rest