The chatbot style on the web channel changed from this:
right version (the left chat)
to this:
different version (still the left one)
to see the screenshots copy and paste manually in the browser
I do not know why but the web chat and direct line channels look the same now. How do I get the welcoming message and the icon on top again? This is the code in my HTML file:
<iframe style="height: 500px; width:350px;" src='https://webchat.botframework.com/embed/BOT_NAME?s=SECRET_FROM_WEB_CHAT'></iframe>
In the portal I have the bot details saved like this:
link
Any idea? Maybe I changed something accidentally?
The one on the left is the old style I haven't seen in some years. The one on the right is the modern style. I think you got upgraded. Andy
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I have tested the Microsoft QnA Bot with a positive restult. Everything works fine as expected. I can see next to a message the name of the sending entity. Next to the message I was expecting to see an image, however in my case I do not see it.
I have uploaded an icon on my service on https://qnamaker.ai/
I have also uploaded one on the https://dev.botframework.com/
Uploading the icons I was aware of the size 50px x 50px.
On the test on dev.botframework.com/ the icon was also not displayed.
I havent found any other suitable answer online.
Does anyone have a recommendation?
Thanks a lot!
The reason you are not seeing the bot icon is because the webchat module on the Bot Portal at https://dev.botframework.com does not support bot icon images.
Some channels do support it such as Skype or Slack. Try testing your bot on Skype, you will see the bot icon image there.
I have implemented ME in Windows Universal 8.1 app. When i create any announcement or any poll it appears in the black screen in the app like below.
But i want to change this UI as per my requirements. How can i change this?
Anybody please help me with a sample code.
Thanks in advance
We don't have a sample for this but you will find the place to customize the appearance on the client side in the "Resources" folder of the SDK in your Windows app solution.
1) Use html/EngagementNotification.html & overlay/EngagementOverlayNotification.xaml to change the base notification which shows up when you set up the campaign from the server side. You can add company logo/branding, images, change the size, orientation etc.
2) Use html/EngagementAnnouncement.html & overlay/EngagementOverlayAnnouncement.xaml to change the subsequent announcement that gets displayed in the form of poll or text or web announcement. Again you can change look and feel etc.
If you are sending a web announcement from the service where you can specify the HTML in the content of your announcement then the HTML content you send from the service gets merged with the HTML you have customized on your client and will be presented such.
Hope this helps.
Thanks!
I am curious to know how emojidom is able to show this icon on top of other applications. What it actually is? Because this icon pops up on whatsapp, hangouts, facebook messenger and other chatting applications. And also I can move this icon all around the screen. How is it doing so?
They may be using
android.permission.SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW
refer this
You should take a look at source of HALO implemented by ParanoidAndroid
https://github.com/ParanoidAndroid/HALO
As in the API documentation, I have created a ~/Spotify/myapp/index.html (on a Mac) but when loading spotify:app:myapp from the search bar in Spotify (preview version that supports apps) I get a "Sorry, I could not find this app" message.
What am I missing (this should be all for a "Hello World" according to the docs, right? Is there a way I can debug this to better understand the problem?
It sounds like you did not apply for being a developer at Spotify. Do you have a menu item called Develop and have the ability to right-click inside given apps?
If not, you need to have developer capabilities activated by Spotify. You can do so on their Site. Your account will probably not be activated instantly.
I just made a video explaining how to solve this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paqq3h1UJhU
Basically you need to go to the Spotify.app -> Contents -> Resources -> cef_views ; and drop your stuff in there.
Something else to keep in mind! I was trying to create my app with an underscore in the name, and for some reason it choked up the application. As soon as I removed the underscore and kept it to just letters, it worked fine. shrug
So according to the docs you posted yourself, you need, in spotifys current form, to name your folder appstore.
Your application will appear in the sidebar in future builds - for now, please name the folder of your application “appstore” to have it appear in the sidebar. Please name your application accordingly in the manifest, and that very name will appear in the sidebar.
What I got wrong is that insite "Spotify" folder you have to create "Tutorial" folder, in my case all the files were on Spotify and not in Tutorial.
Does anyone know how to add a dialog box similar to the one used by Google's Voice extension (it's the one in the blue activated by clicking on the phone number)?
Thanks,
Joe Chin
Chrome doesn't come with any GUI API. Everything you see is made in plain javascript and css. You would need to either find some js library that helps with creating dialogs, or style them yourself (that's what that Google Voice extension looks like is doing).