I want to have a personal QR code assigned for each guest.
This QR will be used for the registration for the first event.
1. Can I asign a persona QR for certain guest?
2. Can I reuse this QR in another event another date?
If you are using Eventbrite to sign people in, e.g. by scanning the QR code in the Organizer app, then you will not be able to do what you propose. The reason is that barcodes are uniquely created for each registered attendee to each event, and you cannot control or modify them. The QR code is just a representation of that barcode number.
However, if you want to manage attendees using some other system, you could create arbitrary QR codes for each attendee by some other identifier and then use this to look them up in your own database, which could be populated with attendee data via the Eventbrite API and perhaps webhooks.
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I want to be able to input a WeChat user id and somehow be able to generate the corresponding WeChat QR code on the screen.. is this possible and if so how do you do it?
Unfortunately, you can't.
3 years ago, you can generate QR code from URL: http://open.weixin.qq.com/qr/code/?username=<wechat_id>. However, this API is unavailable now. It seems Tencent disabled this interface due to security consideration -- this API can be easily abused to send spam invitation.
If you speak Chinese, please check https://www.zhihu.com/question/21384291 for discussion on this topic in history.
If you would like to create your own QR code for your WeChat profile, you must first download the current QR code of your profile in WeChat.
Go to your profile, go to “My QR Code” and select the three dots in the top right corner, select “Save Image”.
The QR code is now stored in your photo album.
Screenshot: How to get WeChat QR Code for your profile
Before you can create your own QR code, you must decode the URL to your profile from the downloaded QR code. To do so use the ZXing decoder.
Upload your QR code there and you will receive the URL that is behind the QR Code. Now you can use this URL to create a QR code for your profile.
In the following post you see detailed description how to create QR Codes for your profile or for official WeChat acccounts:
https://blog.qrd.by/2018/06/05/create-designer-wechat-qr-codes-for-official-accounts/
As it was written above, you can't create QR code by means of user ID, but you can use your QR code to generate a web-page containing a link to your WeChat profile using https://msng.link.
This can help to show links to your messengers in social network sites. This should take just a minute, I've made a video instruction for you here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db8eNHSuSXM
We print dynamic links as an QR code on stickers in many places. Each sticker has different campaign in it. We would like to analysis which sticker (which spot) has the best performance of registration. There's an event when user complete the sign up process, named as "register".
The event is working as expected. It's shown in EVET. And we mark it as conversion.
But we couldn't see the register event shown in ATTRIBUTION. There's only one event, first_open, which is generated by firebase-analytics itself.
Our goal is to see which source contributes the most with register event, like first_open. Do we have to use an ad network to accomplish this feature ?
Dynamic links is :
https://myappapi.app.goo.gl/?link=http://our.web.site&apn=our.app.name&st=testRegTitle&sd=testRegDescription&si=https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/some_code_here&utm_source=testRegSource&utm_medium=testRegMedium&utm_campaign=testRegCampaign
Is there a good API or other possible solution to the following?
I am trying to track club membership and discrete "check in" events/activities using QR codes. First I generate a QR code with an embedded URL to a web page with member information (random/obscured URLs with shortened links) and print that QR code on a label and attach it to a membership card. I then scan the QR code with Red Laser or some other reader to access the shortened URL and the "hidden" member information.
My issue is that I have 100s (eventually thousands) of QR codes to track so I'm looking for a simple tool or API to manage all of these obscure links and see how often they have been accessed by Red Laser (or a browser if someone manages to discover any of these obscured links).
I tried Google Analytics but I wasn't able to get the level of "fine tune" control I'd like. What I really want is the ability to map this information (e.g., member contact info, obscure links, number of times clicked, etc.) to a format like chartbeat.com.
Grateful for any suggestions.
I have a text to QR code converter. I want to use it to create QR codes like Website URL, YouTube Video, Google Maps Location, Telephone Number, Skype Call, SMS Message, Email Address, Email Message, Contact Details (VCARD), Event (VCALENDAR), Tlephone Number
Can you give me the codes to create it like I got to create Email-
MATMSG:
TO:xyz#abc.com;
SUB:I am sending this email using QR code;
BODY:I have stored all of your letters in QR codes.
[Add more here]
Thanks
[Your Name];;
You can check my QR code generator
Note that only some QR code readers will recognize those different types and it's not universal for various phones/devices. You are better off keeping it simple with text string/URL until all devices adhere to standard. Android seems to support the most types and the reference implementation is their Barcode Scanner which is also open sourced on google code (zxing).
http://code.google.com/p/zxing/
You can view their source for how they generate the different types... Then compare your output to theirs with this online generator:
http://zxing.appspot.com/generator
My boss wants me to fashion a QR code so that when the user scans it, it displays a button that when clicked:
(1) Will take the user to our website.
(2) Will quietly send us a text message.
The purpose of #2 is to allow us to gather their phone number.
In addition to being a privacy violation, I'm pretty sure this (and any other means of achieving this), is technically impossible. Is that correct?
My understanding of QR codes is that they only contain text. That text may contain keywords which a good reader may parse and display buttons for. It seems the closest I can get to my employer's requirement is to use an SMSTO: link in the QR code, so that (given an appropriate reader) the user is prompted to send us an SMS, at which point we can get their number.
Can anyone think of another way of doing this?
(any other clarification also welcome)
It is technically impossible.
As you say, the best you can do is create an smsto: link.
What you can do is create a code with the instruction
"Scan the code to receive our website by SMS"
Then, create a code with
smsto:123456:website
This will send the keyword "website" to a phone number. You'll need to set up a phone number which can auto-respond with the URL you want. There are commercial services which do this (depending on where you are in the world). Or look at a service like FrontlineSMS which can send the texts on your behalf.