I have a problem with Telegram Payments API.
My local currency is UZS, and I see this currency in invoices on all devices (Android, desktop), except iOS (Telegram client for iOS v5.1).
It's USD on iOS devices, like $100 instead of USZ100.
I checked several payment providers (Sberbank, CLICK and Paycom.uz) - this problem remains with any of them.
Anyone faced this issue?
Reported this issue to Telegram support - they confirmed it's an error on their side, and it will probably fixed on next release.
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picture problem
Note: my credit card work fine in google pay .
how can i contact the support ?
I have had a problem like this previously, most times you may have that same card linked to several google services in which one of them has a pending bill to pay.
OR
There have been errors when a google service has tried charging this card and it failed.
OR
You have an outstanding payment (which is very unlikely to cause an error)
What I did when I had this problem
"I USED ANOTHER CARD"
I'm having trouble with microsoft chatbot on skype. The chatbot on skype not updating to latest bot I published from the visual studio. Here some screenshot of that.
Emulator Version (The right one, the test chatbot from the developer portal is the same response as this)
The skype version (The response is from my old version of chatbot script)
This is the ngrok inspection (all 200, In other word it's getting to the server, though it's wrong)
The AppID is e1425cb5-f16e-4c64-80d7-82b29d742268 and I've tried it from azure, too. The response is the same and for additional information the channels are not yet published + skype is up to date. Anyone get this strange bug too?
EDIT 1: Additional Information
After I use some breakpoint. The skype and emulator both catch the breakpoint on this one.
The strange things is, the skype one catch on this scripts (SimpleDialogFxm) which is my old one.
While the emulator one is catch on the right scripts (SimpleDialogue).
Try sending a /deleteprofile message to the Skype bot. It might be possible the the Skype bot is relying on the dialog state.
By sending that message you will force the bot to delete all the information in the data bags.
I had similar issues. The solution was to remove the bot from Skype contacts list and add again.
Also note, that the bot is not updated on Skype when we change it's name, profile picture or description. Seems it's a bug.
I'm using custom keyboard (old-style, not in message as in platform 2.0) to send messages to my bot. For example, I need to reply with a single letter. If I just press it on my android keyboard everything is fine. But if I send it using custom keyboard in my message in the chat I see something like
| Name of the bot
| Part of the bot's last message
A
Where 'A' is a single letter that I want to send. Is it possible to avoid this visual garbage (lines 1, 2)?
Thanks!
After investigation I saw that it is an issue only for latest (for the question's date) Android version of Telegram.
UPD: Today (16.05.2016) Telegram released new version for Android that fixes this issue.
I need to send push notifications to all users of my app (built with PhoneGap).
These push notifications should notify the user that a new post has been posted on a wordpress site.
I used the phonegap's PushNotifications plugin.
Now I need to set up the server side scripts that would actually send the notification payload. I am asking this question because I can't figure out how to do this. Can you suggest some solutions? I did look around stackoverflow, but couldn't find a solution that would work for both iOS and Android, and would work with Wordpress.
Looking forward to any help.
There is a WordPress plugin that does exactly what you ask (disclaimer first: I'm one of the developers). It is called Push Notifications for WordPress.
The nice thing is that it integrates perfectly into WordPress and it does not use any third-party’s server (so there is no charge for delivery). It even supports custom post types, analytics, user groups, and so on. You can buy it here (one-time purchase).
This is a particularly broad question with a lot of required pieces but I will attempt to give you a high level implementation.
There are several steps to take to get your WordPress site relaying messages to your app's install base.
I would recommend using a provider like urban airship to handle the push notifications workflow. Urban Airship (and other alike) allows you to support Android, iOS, Amazon, Blackberry, etc. They do all of the maintenance required and also lets you register devices using alias (like email address or other identifiers decides the device tokens/ids)
If you decide to use Urban Airship as your VAN there is a server side plugin for WordPress called Blimply. You can use this plugin to communicate to Urban Airship's API to relay your push notifications to your devices within your Wordpress site.
There are many for WordPress now since ithaas a large plugin base and eco system like https://wordpress.org/plugins/push-notification-for-wp-by-pushassist/
I tried it and using it for many of my sites. Frankly, for smaller web blogs 3000 subscribers are more than enough. Serious sites should opt for paid plans of any push notification providers.
There are many push notifications WordPress plugins in the WP repository which you can use on your website to send push notifications.
Onesignal is the most popular free push notifications plugin for WordPress. With the easy integration of this plugin, you can set opt-in for your visitors to when and how they want send push notification from WordPress to Phone. Onesignal has a feature of schedule and automatic notifications to online and offline users it means your visitors can receive notifications even after they have left your website.
Source 5+ Best WordPress Push Notification Plugins By SmallEnvelop
Hey I'm a student working on a development project on a Google Glass Application that will allow users to obtain information about a restaurant/bar/etc via info cards that will push to an individual users' glass display. The technology we are trying to use are iBeacons (BLE technology) as QR codes (our first choice) have been banned by Google. We ordered a set of iBeacons, but have not found any information at all whether or not these will work with Google Glass. Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks, and apologize if I butchered any tech terminology!
In order to make iBeacons work with any Android device, including Google Glass, you need three things:
A Bluetooth LE Chipset
Android Operating System Support for Bluetooth LE
An iBeacon API for Android
The good news is that Google Glass has (1), and I have built an Android library that supports (3). The bad news is (2), because as of today Google Glass is based on Android 4.04 and Android support for Bluetooth LE starts with Android 4.3.
I'm sure Google will eventually make Glass run on a 4.3+ version of Android, then you will be able to do this. I have no information on how long it will take before this will happen.
In the meantime, if you want to get started with the Android iBeacon Library on other Android devices, it is available here: http://developer.radiusnetworks.com/android-ibeacon-service/
Google Glass XE16 (based on kitkat) now supports BLE. You can now scan for BLE beacons (aka iBeacons) and display a LiveCard on you timeline. Please check the following example.
https://github.com/noelportugal/GlassBeacon
Google Glass has received Android 4.4 update so it is now possible to use iBeacons.
http://indoo.rs/indoo-rs-app-for-google-glasses-is-here/
You can use Bluetooth LE beacons with Android (and iOS) - using www.indoo.rs SDK.
Disclaimer: I work at indoo.rs.