How can I integrate the Esty messenger with the WordPress website. I did not find any appropriate solution for this I also do google and check the Etsy forums but nothing found. Is there any way to integrate the messenger like the other messenger or chat tool that we use in website.
Currently I am using only the link of my Etsy profile that is something like https://www.etsy.com/shop/{username} but it just open the profile page instead of messenger.
This will show page something like below screenshot
Sadly, Etsy do not have plans to support the messenger through their API at all. This is intentionally disallowed to avoid spam/abuse, so there is no official way to do this.
Related
I have searched for this feature, but I'm not sure if it is possible and maybe someone has done this before. I would like to integrate chat messenger (facebook) with my website, and I would like to have a buy button on my products, and when someone clicks it, it would open the messenger popup with the info about the product clicked already filled in, so I can just follow up personally with extra questions (quantity, address,prices, etc)
Is it possible?
The website is being built with nextjs by the way.
You can not popup the chat extension provided by Facebook automatically the way you are wanting. But, what you can do to achieve your goal is to use Chatbot and referral codes. You can identify which product page the user have come from by checking the referral code. And your chatbot can then provide response of that product as per referral code.
Reference: Messenger m.me Link
I’m about to build an app that will look like a social network: people will be able to create accounts, like posts, save posts (But not create posts).
I’m searching the right platform to build my backend, I saw many options like Parse or Node.js but I did not see many people using WordPress as backend.
My question is why not use WordPress as my backend and develop custom plugins as I need? What is the pros and cons? Am I missing something that makes people not using WordPress?
Thanks
You can use the WordPress as the backend of your app as per your requirement, As WordPress allows wp-JSON API & WooCommerce API as well.
Also you can integrate the JWT Authentication for WP REST API plugin if you want to implement the JWT authentication
Also you can customize as per your requirement so i suggest to use the wordpress as backend of your app
There are a lot of people using Parse Server for building social networks and it is a great fit. Take a look at the following app template. It shows how to build an Instagram app.
https://www.back4app.com/database/back4app/instagram-clone-swiftui
We have created a SharePoint 2010 web part where we display our company feed from https://www.linkedin.com/company/"Name of Company"/.
End-users need to login the first time (that is ok). But even though they login using their personal LinkedIn profile, they cannot see our company-feed. Why is that?
If the users are set as LinkedIn Designated Admins they can see the feed, otherwise they cannot.
We are using
<script type="text/javascript" src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js">
api_key: "The key"
lang: da_DK
authorize: true
onLoad: onLinkedInLoad
</script>
I hope someone can share their knowledge.
This is why :'( https://developer.linkedin.com/blog/posts/2015/developer-program-changes
Starting on May 12, 2015, we will be limiting the open APIs to only support the following uses:
Allowing members to represent their professional identity via their LinkedIn profile using our Profile API.
Enabling members to post certifications directly to their LinkedIn profile with our Add to Profile tools.
Enabling members to share professional content to their LinkedIn network from across the Web leveraging our Share API.
Enabling companies to share professional content to LinkedIn with our Company API.
Only people who can admin the feed can read/update to the company feed. All others are excluded unless you manage to get yourself promoted to LinkedIN partner: https://developer.linkedin.com/partner-programs
Some light on this issue over here:
As ahmeij said, Linkedin doesnt provide anymore an easy way of embedding your company/personal profile timeline anywhere. However, there is an alternative way of implementing this.
You will make use of the RSS feed of the profile. The url will be something like this:
https://www.linkedin.com/biz/[PROFILE ID]/feed?start=0&v2=true
You can find out the numeric ID in you profile/company page.
Read the full source here: https://www.glintech.com/blog/confluence-embed-linkedin-company-feed.html
I found the way to implement a CORS proxy, and got this working.
I used this simple PHP CORS proxy
However, LinkedIn site doesn't return any information from this URL anymore, it just returns a [301 - moved permanently] error :_(
As Alberto mentioned in the post below a RSS feed can be used to create an embed code. To enable RSS on your LinkedIn and get the RSS link you can follow this guide. Then you can use this plugin to generate an embed code of the feed.
You can use a social wall solution like Walls.io to add LinkedIn company feeds to your Sharepoint website. The tool generates an iframe or JavaScript code that you can embed. Here's an article on how it works on SharePoint.
Which is the best method to add like and share buttons of Facebook and Twitter and Google+.
Check the API documentation for how to integrate facebook functionality into an ASP.NET site:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/web/
Start with that and then once have the facebook integration figured out it should be simple to find twitter and google+ APIs to do the same for them.
I wanted to integrate social websites using their API. Is there any free API which ease this work? Like Facebook, LinkedIn and Google.
My intention is to give the user the opportunity to login/register through these websites to
get profile information specially from LinkedIn and Facebook.
Check out the Facebook SDK. There is a NuGet which will get you started quickly:
Documentation
Source code
Facebook has a great API for that and documentation, and you can download the Facebook API if you need it.