For our app I need to find user's Skype ID to connect user in our app with user in Microsoft Bot Framework.
I would like to know Is there any endpoint where I can get Skype ID? I can't find it. I guess the enpoint exists because ifttt.com while using Skype needs connect to my Microsoft account and uses skype.basic scope which is used for getting Skype ID.
I want to get ID like this:
29:1LJQ9JzcpZTXR6ArgCdwtivsGkVjO4rxbDUR_1hdsdf1
Thanks for answer.
Messages from a user come through with the channelAccount record, which has a Skype ID in it. It's somewhat anonymized for the bot, but it's durable for that particular bot.
Are you looking for some other id?
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My friend has a tranding bot made with BotFather.
Is there a way to make the bot shared betweeen our account in a way we can use it together?
Bot usernames are unique to each Telegram account and only that account is able to change the settings of the bot.
But you can make use of a bot through its API_TOKEN which you can get from botfather.
It looks like this:
300123900:BARsAbMYBJv5wFhzNJ-Gbx678qpln7IgvzI
If you share the token with anyone, they can use your bot. They will receive an error if they try to use it at the same time (calling getUpdates method from more than one instance would reject the caller except for the first one).
If by sharing you meant using the bot (not developing it), you can't do that unless the bot's developer designs it in a way that multiple Telegram accounts messaging the bot are considered one account.
i'm trying to create a bot which can read/receive all messages in a specific channel and send them to me .
my problem here is that i can't find a way to access those messages in my bot
important thing is:
i'm not admin or creator of that channel
i don't want to ask the creator to add my bot as administrator
i've searched in google but i wasn't able to find a solution
and i'm also sure that it is possible to do it, because there are already some junction bots with exact same performance .
any references or suggestions are appreciated .
As already pointed out in the Telegram group of python-telegram-bot, bots can't receive messages from channels where they are not an admin. If you want something like this, you'll have to use a user bot, e.g. a program that controls your private Telegram account (in contrast to controlling a bot account). See here for some info on user bots.
Note that also the provider that you linked seems to be using userbots behind the scenes. More precisely, the docs on the so called "DirectConnection" state that you need to enter a phone number (associated to a telegram account) and then "Follow the instructions" which probably just means to enter the verification code that Telegram sends you. Phone number + verification code is exactly what is needed to control your private Telegram account.
Disclaimer: I'm currently the maintainer of python-telegram-bot.
I am currently using a linkedin API with r_lightprofile in my application.
Two months ago, I sent a request for access to r_fullprofile using the Partner Program form.
https://business.linkedin.com/marketing-solutions/contact-us
http://prntscr.com/opfnpd
I also sent a request to the Marketing Developer Platform, but the request is still pending (http://prntscr.com/opfvfx)
After all this, I got an email with a form to fill out information about the company.
But after filling out the form, I did not receive an answer that the company is suitable or not suitable for full access.
1) How long does it usually take to get access?
2) Does the linkedin API have support? Email, Live chat or something else?
3) Have I done everything for access? Maybe I missed something?
4) Does Linkedin send an email in case of failure?
It's been a long way for me too, I'll give you some random tips:
Make sure your app is connected to a LinkedIn company page and that the status is Verified. To do this, from the app dashboard, add to the Team members an administrator of the LinkedIn company page (as Admin member) and let him access the app dashboard. He should be able to see a Verify button to confirm the authenticity of the app.
The only support that was really helpful to me was Zendesk.
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.
In the previous version of the Microsoft Bot Framework (v1) we were able to get the Skype ID (username) from the Message object. I have now updated to V3 and can no longer get the Skype ID, it returns a random ID in the ID field and the Skype Users name.
I have already built the back end to use the Skype ID and don't want to change that.
Is there anyway to get to the Skype ID?
I did see this in the documentation "In the V3 version of the API a user is represented by a unique user ID per bot (and not for example the Skype ID)." But they didn't explain anything more than that.
Much like Facebook, Skype now provides extra privacy to the user by providing a unique user ID per bot.