I am wondering if I could commit the chatbot mitsuku (pandorabots) to talk with my friends for me in skype.
Can I do this? If yes, what is a brief plan and what should I study to implement this. (or I can just click one button)
Originally I tried to find out, if I could integrate mitsuku in vk.com (russian social website) or facebook.
I know what you are looking for and don't know how to implement it BUT if I'm not mistaken, Skype has already integrated Mitsuku into its platform in the form of a Smartbot with a bot code of 0a24da83-12a6-4213-931f-54570c35e047
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I am looking for information on publishing a Bot (written using Bot-Framework) to Skype. I can submit my bot for review within the Bot-Framework. Is it then also reviewed an published for Skype? Is there a need or way to link the Bot written using Bot-FW somehow to a Skype Bot?
I am sorry if the answer is already out there somewhere in the FAQ's, but I have not found anything concerning that question at Bot-FW, on Skype Bots and here on stackoverflow. thank you for your help.
At this point these review processes are not connected see the Publish section in https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/skype/bots/docs for details on how to publish a bot in Skype.
I'd like to embed a skype chat box into my website. Is that possible? I'm running a LAMP architecture but am open to using a different vps if needed
Have you tried Start chat ?
UPDATED 2019-11-23
Skype Webcontrol has been removed from the Microsoft platform. Could be related to the release of Skype for Web.
In this moment it's strongly recommended to use an alternative solution like Facebook Web Messenger for your site.
UPDATED 2018-09-05 (This information is not valid anymore)
Yes, now it's possible on the following link Skype Webcontrol
The HTML code to add a call button is:
<span class="skype-button rounded" data-contact-id="skype-user-name"></span>
<script src="https://swc.cdn.skype.com/sdk/v1/sdk.min.js"></script>
Set the "skype-user-name" and voilá... nothing else is required.
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No, you cannot embed Skype chat in your website by the time this post is done.
But these are some resources that might be useful:
This is the official site for creating a Skype button in your website for chat or call:
https://www.skype.com/en/developer/create-contactme-buttons/
But I will have to advise that your visitors require Skype Software installed and it's correspondent extension installed. On mobile browsers it will require only the Skype App installed.
This is the HTML code for the website:
SKYPE CALL
call using Skype
SKYPE CHAT
Chat with Skype
SKYPE VOICEMAIL
Leave a voicemail
Source: http://www.vividstar.co.uk/2012/09/embedding-skype-html-on-your-website/
Skype URI API for the Web: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn745883.aspx
Skype API: https://www.skype.com/en/developer/
Someone may found this helpful.
<span class="skype-button bubble " data-contact-id="your-skype-id"></span>
<script src="https://swc.cdn.skype.com/sdk/v1/sdk.min.js"></script>
found here..
It is only possible to start the locally installed Skype-client on the visitors computer from your website.
Skype provides an api for this:
http://dev.skype.com/skype-uri
And here you'll find a Skype URI Tutorial:
http://dev.skype.com/skype-uri/skype-uri-tutorial-webpages
What you're looking for is a live support chat. There are plenty commercial offerings out there. Maybe you can also find some free script.
Yes you can do this using Skype Web SDK.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn962133(v=office.16).aspx
These answers are old and not relevant at the moment. Using the unofficial NodeJS API for skype, one can embed the newer cloud based chat groups.
https://github.com/ShyykoSerhiy/skyweb (I am in no way associated with this project)
var skyweb = new Skyweb();
skyweb.login(username, password).then((skypeAccount) => {
skyweb.createThread([{"id":"8:someuserid","role":"User"},
{"id":"8:live:someliveuserid","role":"User"}
{"id":"8:youruserid","role":"Admin"}]);
});
I have to implement application that can post to the selected network I can select from the application drop down.
There are Objective-C frameworks for Facebook (Three20) and Twitter (Twitter-OAuth-Library & MGTwitterEngine).
A quick trip to Google find facebook-android-sdk for connecting to Facebook on Android.
As far as Twitter goes, you can find a whole list of APIs for various languages/platforms on Twitter's developer website.
EDIT
A second trip to Google finds this on developer.myspace.com for adding MySpace to an iOS app. Also, see this page and this page on LinkedIn's Developer Network.
Basically, LinkedIn is just using a JSON encoded API with OAuth. You should be able to handle that with any OAuth library.
EDIT2:
It seems that I've found another great library. Check out ShareKit, which helps with alot of what you're trying to do.
#appaspect and #moshe, this is an old thread so the question my no longer be relevant, but here's a new open-source SDK and social api service: Socialize http://www.GetSocialize.com . Full feature set at http://go.GetSocialize.com/features
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is there a drupal module that enables a live chat in a drupal site?
I recommend drupalchat, it is the most maintained and complete version. It uses node.js as the server. It works on Drupal 6 and 7 and has many features.
Drupal.org has an excellent search, a simple search revealed these candidates.
I use ClickDesk on my Wordpress site as a plugin, It's just copy pasting the code; I guess it should work with Drupal as well.
http://drupal.org/project/bowob
Have a look at bowob chat it gives you an interface which would be useful for implementing chat in a social networking environment. If you exam the api you can see what other modules bowob will go with well.
You can use the Drupal Olark module
http://drupal.org/project/olark
I believe it can handle visitors when you are offline too.
You should try LetsSyncro Live Chat & Image interaction Module for Drupal. This module adds image interaction to the traditional Live chat functionality.
You can find the installation guide in the following link: http://letssyncro.com/AddOns/Drupal
http://drupal.org/project/zopim
Zopim will provide you with the admin panel to administer you online and offline chat, but on their site only. Helped me a lot. Hope this will help you too.
Check chatroom module. It doesn't depend on any third party services and it offers a lot flexibility. You can make both - a site support chat and a community open chat room with it.
Version for D7 requires node.js I think.
Most of others depend on third party services which require registration and membership.
Yes i'm actually using a facebook like chat that's easy to configure with YUI
I'm actually using drupalchat: a facebook like chat and easy to configure with yui
At our website we used Mibbit to embed chat events. It is based on the old IRC system so it has zero learning curve for that audience. It worked really well and the cost was minimal, might be zero for most regular users.
http://www.mibbit.com/
Their staff was also extremely helpful and just generally cool to work with. They are always on their own support chat channel and so you get instant answers. We eventually stopped doing corespondent interviews so the system is not used now, but I would use them again without hesitation.
I have a silverlight application and i want is that my application should ask for the user name and password and the client should be able to start chat with their facebook friends.Could this be done? and if so then is there sample code available
This is the question of what kind of API Facebook provides. There aren't any inherent issues here if Facebook exposes this sort of functionality to third parties. I'm not an expert in this, but reading the facebook documentation should help you out.
http://developers.facebook.com
Also maybe check out these links:
http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/LiveMessage.send
http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Fb:chat-invite
It looks like some folks developed a framework to more easily interop facebook with .net based technologies:
http://facebooktoolkit.codeplex.com/
Here they are discussing the LiveMessage stuff:
http://facebooktoolkit.codeplex.com/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=62384
People did facebook chat clones on the web, and in standalone apps (http://www.faceoffim.com/), so at least in principle it's certainly doable.