I'm wondering if the Google Chat API can call our endpoint when a user put a reaction (an emoji) on the message
has anyone made this working ?
Thanks
Issue:
You want the bot to be notified when there's a reaction to a message.
This functionality is currently not available, since the only Chat events that may trigger an action are:
ADDED_TO_SPACE: bot is added to a room or DM.
REMOVED_FROM_SPACE: bot is removed from a room or DM.
MESSAGE: a message has been sent to the bot.
Feature request:
This feature has been requested before in Issue Tracker, see:
Allow bots to be notified on emotes
I'd suggest you to star this FR, in order to keep track of it and to help prioritizing it. Also, since this FR has not been getting much traction, I'd consider creating a new one in the Chat API component, explaining the potential usefulness of this functionality.
Reference:
Chat API: Event types
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I need to be able to delete self generated messages by my bot automatically, or clear the entire channel's messages for that matter.
I'm not quite sure I saw anything useful in the Documentation. Is that possible?
I am creating a LinkedIn plugin that helps users to track there messages. For this, I need users messages.
Is there any feature in Javascript or REST API to get conversation list and messages in LinkedIn?
linkedin is working on this concept:
https://developer.linkedin.com/docs/guide/v2/communications/messages
Utilize Messages API to retrieve and send messages to your connections and more! API is coming soon.
How can I check is user online or not, if I have users chat Id? I tryed bot.userStatus(myChat); but this is wrong.
Telegram Bot APIs don't offer any methods or object's attribute in order to get the user status, whether if he's online or not.
Your chatbot is able to gather user's information as soon as he wrote a message to the chatbot: these informations are the User's object fields as described into the Telegram Bot API documentation.
According to the available fields, user status (online, offline, etc.) unfortunately is not (yet) available.
According to another question posted here, it seems that getting the user status is possible via Telegram API so that creating a Telegram registered application which is not the same thing of using a Telegram Bot.
Short:
Is there any way to detect if a user stores or forwards a message (e.g. a video) in a channel?
Long:
I am completely new to programming for Telegram (although am a programmer). So have no idea about the tools that are provided by Telegram's API. I actually found nothing related to this issue browsing the web and Telegram documentations. So I thought someone might have an experience with it.
The scenario is that a client of mine is running a virtual teaching system on Telegram and her problem is that the added members to the channel are able to forward the teaching videos to other persons out of the channel, who have not actually paid the fee. Now is there any work around on earth for this problem?
You can't track user in Telegram, remember this IM is very care about privacy.
Try making it a Bot rather than a channel, you can create bots with a bot in telegram called botfather search it and consider making a bot instead of a channel
there isn't any way to track users to see if they forward or save the videos.
you can only do one of these:
create a bot using telegram api (not telegram bot api) and then send videos as a self destructing message to each user.
or put the videos on a website which only registered users can login and watch.
I need to add a button (subscription ) in my messenger bot through which users can subscribe. and after that bot will automatically send latest post to the users at the specific time.
I was going through documentation but i am unable to find any proper documentation for it.
Can anybody please help regarding that?
Facebook don't provide a mechanism to manage subscriptions. It's up to you as a developer to choose how to implement this - for example using a button with a payload to confirm that the user wants to opt in.
You could perhaps put an Opt Out option in your persistent menu and listen for the relevant payload and unsubscribe the user.
Facebook have published some documentation about this, explaining how they expect subscription messaging to be triggered:
Person sends a message to a business or clicks on a call to action button within Messenger to request subscription messaging
Person requests subscription messaging from a business via a Send to Messenger plugin
Person signs up for SMS alerts
See the full page of documentation at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/messenger-platform/policy-overview#messaging_types for more details on their expectation