I am trying to search a specific text and trying to find what are the intents using that particular string. But when I try to search I got the pages using that specific string.
Now I am trying to find what intents are using a particular page.
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I've been trying to get similar hashtags using __a==1 parameter but
https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/home/?__a=1
only returns the data for just one tag.
Is there any way to get the similar tags we get suggested in Instagram mobile search function?
I am developing an app for Google Assistant using Dialogflow (using Dialogflow online interface, without any external server).
I have a list of products. Each product has an intent which is trained with its product name.
For example if I say "Product 1" the assistant will show me some information about "Product 1".
I also made an intent which lists all the products you can browse. As a response it shows a Google Assistant "List" which displays the names of all the items.
But when I click one of the items, it will type its name("Product 1") but the item name is not recognized and I got the fallback intent.
I though lists could work like suggestion chips but it looks like answers are interpreted differently.
By looking for examples I could only find examples using Dialogflow API from code (https://actions-on-google.github.io/actions-on-google-nodejs/classes/conversation_helper.list.html), and it seems that list answers are handled with a special type of intent.
Is there a way to handle list response directly from Dialogflow online interface ?
It does not handle the List or Carousel interfaces the same way it handles the suggestion chips. As you note - they trigger a special Event, which you're expected to create an Intent for.
There are a number of reasons for this, but one good one is that these tend to be fairly dynamic (they're meant to represent things like search results), so having to manage these with a Session Entity might be more difficult.
You can use the Dialogflow Inline Editor to handle them. This is essentially the same as using a fulfillment server - however Dialogflow handles most of the server management for you.
I have on Dialogflow agent and I want to sync it with google assistant.
For user says section, I want to use Template mode. It works fine in api.ai, but when I click on option 'See how it works in Google Assistant', it throws error like 'Request contains an invalid argument.
Query pattern contains invalid characters in custom intent '999154f0-830a-480b-bdc9-2e9e89f45cdd': $SchemaOrg_Color:color $SchemaOrg_Text:query $quantifier:quantifier #sys.unit-currency:unit-currency $Filters:Filters'
After checking each and every annotations, I came to know that #sys.unit-currency:unit-currency is creating issue. Its working with api.ai agent but not with google assistant.
I've attached screenshot of intent. What's need to be corrected? I went through many blogs, but not able to find any help regarding this.
I am trying to fetch the instagram feeds to my site using tag name.
https://api.instagram.com/v1/tags/{tag-name}?access_token=ACCESS-TOKEN
above is the api which I am using to get the feeds.
Now the feeds are displaying from all the users who use the tag. I need to restrict the feeds for the particular user who use the tag name.
Anyone come across this?
Thanks,
The current version of the Instagram Api does not have an endpoint that will allow you to get media by tag-name AND user-id. Your best bet is to use 1 of the following endpoints, and then loop through the results and filter out the media that matches the 2nd condition.
Search for posts by given hashtag's name using GET /tags/{tag-name}/media/recent API endpoint request and then filter the response list of media to match the user-id for the particular user in question.
or
Search for posts by the particular user using GET /users/{user-id}/media/recent API endpoint request and then manually check every post if its tags array contains the specific hashtag you are looking for.
I recommend you go with option 2 as that will be faster, since an individual user feed is a much smaller data set than media from 1000s of Instagram users tagged with a hashtag.
I've noticed that a lot of the time when i search something on Google, Google automatically uses the search function of relevant websites and return the result of the website search as if it was just another URL.
How do i let Google and other search engines know what is the search box on my own website and does Open Search has anything to do with it?
do you maybe mean the site search function via the google chrome omnibar?
to get there you just need to have a
form with method type GET
input type text element
submit button
on the root page of your domain
if users go directly to your root page and search something there, google learns of this form and adds it to the search engines accessible via the omnibar (the google chrome address bar).
did you mean this?
Google doesn't use anyones search forms - it just finds a link to search results, you need to
Use GET for your search parameters to make this possible
Create links to common/useful search results pages
Make sure google finds those links
Google makes it look like just another URL because that is exactly what it is.
Most of the time though Google will do a better job than your search engine so actually doing this could lower the quality of results from your site...
I don't think it does. It's impossible to spider sites in real time.
It's just a SEO technique some sites use to improve their ranking by spamming Google with fake results. They feed the Google bot with an endless stream of links to bogus pages:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spamdexing