is it possible to get file input as user response in dialog flow "WEB DEMO" or "DIALOGFLOW MESSENGER" ?
I've tried a lot to allow attachment in dialog flow but didn't work for me.
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In the Actions Console, I click on the Add Action Button and the browser sends me to the Dialog Flow Essentials page. There, I've created an agent what works. However, in the Actions Console, no action seems to be created.
How can I use my google home device to interact with the DialogFlow agent? Am I missing some step in the Actions Console UI?
On the integrations window in dialog flow, click on the google assistant integration
You will receive the above pop-up window where you can configure the action that will be triggered and if you want to make some changes to the integration you will need to click the manage assistant app option and the follow window will open.
Here, you can specify how the action will work and when you are done configuring it. You will be able to deploy it . You will need to introduce a few more things, so with this, your action will be totally personalizable.
We are currently using the B2C_1_SignInNative User Flow in an Android and iOS app. That user flow has a User Name and Password UI as well as a "Don't have an account? Sign up now" optional flow.
We are using the out of the box customisation capability to show a custom wrapping page into which the standard UI is injected. This has served us well while the app has only been available as private release however we will soon be moving to public app store so will be inviting users outside of the app and the app B2C flow will be sign in only.
We'd like to remove the "Sign up now" flow from existing installs. Is it possible to remove that? Alternatively are we allowed to add some custom CSS to our wrapping page to hide the link?
UPDATE
So we definitely can add some custom CSS to hide the "Sign up now" action but unfortunately the page and contents are cached in the app browser. We are relying on the Microsoft.Identity.Client library to show the browser UI
It seems that you are using a "Sign up and sign in" flow.
In order to not have the "Sign up now" option, you can create a "Sign In" only flow by selecting one of the bellow during flow creation:
I am following "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-cache#a-nametest-operation-acall-an-operation-and-test-the-caching" for Azure API Management.
I am unable to see the "Open Console" Button as referred.
You need to go to the "Developer Portal" (make sure you are signed in)
Go to APIS, Open your API, there is a button called "Try it", which is the right button. The documentation needs to be updated.
In the new Azure Portal for API management (preview at the moment), you can also test the API's, there is a seperate "Test" tab available when you edit an API.
My site uses Facebook Login to retrieve user information for form submission.
The permissions dialog stemming from FB.login() does not show the "About this App" section... is there any way to get more information in this dialog? I noticed the preview your Login Dialog on the App dashboard under settings/permissions was recently removed.
Any information how I can achieve the same goal but have the about portion on my oauth dialog would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
To avoid clutter, there's currently no way to get your app's description shown in the dialog.
Instead, you should present the value proposition at the point where the user is prompted to click 'Log in', 'use app' etc, so that when they get to the oauth dialog, they are comfortable with granting the requested permissions.
I'm using Passport and Facebook Strategy for authentication. It works fine from within my website. Clicking the login button makes a get request to auth/facebook/ and I succesfully log in the user.
I have the same url in the app details:
However the App Center Visit Website button adds this to the query:
{ fb_source: 'appcenter',
fb_appcenter: '1',
code:xxxxx...., // this is what i want
}
And upon clicking i get this error:
"Error validating verification code. Please make sure your redirect_uri is identical to the one you used in the OAuth dialog request"
What i don't get is that this works AT THE SAME time on my website. How do I handle this extra parameters and log in the user upon clicking on the visit website button?
I also posted another question. I've been dealing with this for a while now and can't get my head around it...
note:
As far as I know, it is required for app approval that the Visit Button authenticates the user upon clicking and doesn't prompt them with another login message.