When parsing the message request object in my connector how can I reliable match a link to its title and description attribute? Are they always sorted in a special order in the parts array or is there only one link per message allowed?
I didn't find anything about this in the documentation.
Currently in unificationengine, it seems that you can send only one link at a time by using v2/message/send api command.
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I am trying to use the GET envelopes API, and specifying a folder. My folder_ids parameter is below:
&folder_ids='Sent Items'
I have also tried 'completed' and 'sent_items', but I get the same error:
"message": "The request contained at least one invalid parameter. folder_ids must be a comma separated list of either valid folder Guids or 'awaiting_my_signature', 'completed', 'draft', 'drafts', 'expiring_soon', 'inbox', 'out_for_signature', 'recyclebin', 'sentitems' or 'waiting_for_others'."
Does anybody know what I am doing wrong for my filter?
When specifying a folderId it needs to be in a GUID format, unfortunately you cannot request envelopes based on the name of the folder.
The good news is that if you're looking for sent items there's another parameter you can use that is a bit more universal:
envelopes?from_date=8-1-2021&to_date=9-3-2021&folder_types=sentitems
I also tested folder_ids and it looks like the value for the sentitems folder os 'sentitems' there as well. You may want to consider opening a case with us to go over the process in realtime at https://support.docusign.com.
Regards,
Matt
How do we compose a get url to get an envelope or envelopes that contain a given custom field. I tried to compose a get url as one shown below but not getting the desired results (i tried to follow the documentation here -> https://developers.docusign.com/esign-rest-api/reference/Envelopes/Envelopes/listStatusChanges but I think i am not passing the custom field to the query string correctly
https://demo.docusign.net/restapi/v2.1/accounts/ACCOUNT_ID_NUMBER/envelopes?from_date=2019-12-05&folder_types=sentitems&status=completed&custom_field=[SignerEmail=john.doe#email.com]
You're using the right API call. Try it without the square brackets and encode the value.
Eg
... &custom_field=SignerEmail%3Djohn.doe%40email.com
The above is untested. If it doesn't work, we'll dig into it further
Important: are you trying to find envelopes that have a custm_envelop_field (metadata) that you created and you named "SignerEmail"?? If so, the the above is the way to go.
If you're looking for envelopes where a signing recipient's email is john#doe.com, try the general search as Inbar suggests. If it doesn't work, you may need another tactic.
Suggest you read here:
https://developers.docusign.com/esign-rest-api/guides/concepts/envelopes/search
the parameter is called search_text and would search everything including custom fields. There's no need to separately specify custom fields.
Something like this:
https://demo.docusign.net/restapi/v2.1/accounts/ACCOUNT_ID_NUMBER/envelopes?search_text=[SignerEmail=john.doe#email.com]
For my project I need to trigger 2 entities by one word. I have two entities with list of restaurant types the restaurant_type_id and restaurant_type. In the responses I am using $restaurant_type, but I need also to trigger the id of the restaurant type that is inside restaurant_type_id.
In the example below you can see that only one of the entities is triggered.
Is there a way to do that or that is not possible? I have tried looking for more information, but couldn't find anything in the DialogFlow Docs.
One way of getting the id as well as the name is by asking the Dialogflow to send the original value along with the resolved one.
To do this, you can create one single entity like below,
Next in the intent section under the parameter, you can tell the Dialogflow to send both the original and resolved data.
Now you have both the id and name.
In order to work the above answer, you will have to follow this rule. Otherwise, it won't recognise.
Edit: addressing the first comment below and for clarity, this isn't a code question. The question is simply:
What do I put into the URI querystring of the new Gmail UI to view a draft message created by the Gmail API?
Despite this not really being a code question, I'm asking on Stack Overflow as it's Google's preferred platform for Gmail API questions.
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If I view a draft message in the new Gmail UI, the URI is something like this:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/?zx=iij9apqgzdf4#drafts?compose=jrjtXSqXwlFGnSGCQgDCdnHGVFdlpFMgzsCNgpQstQLxdLCMkjKstBmWZkCmjhWTQnpsZCJF
I can't see any way to create such a link from the Id or ThreadId of a message created via the Gmail API.
Previously, one could do this:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/?zx=ov61dxfbrcga#drafts?compose=1631caae9dbb074d
where the value of "compose" is the Id.
How can the same thing be accomplished in the new UI?
I've been encountering the same problem and have had some success in this problem, as well as some issues I still can't get past.
Good news: The new compose parameter format is some kind of "base40" encoding. I searched the Gmail source for a restricted alphabet string, and found and deobfuscated the bit of code doing this encoding/decoding: https://gist.github.com/danrouse/52212f0de2fbfe33cfc56583f20ccb74
This code includes an encode and decode function which should work for Gmail-format query parameters.
Bad news: The values that it is encoding to open draft emails do not appear to be available using the Gmail API. Specifically, they look like this:
thread-f:NEW_THREAD_ID+msg-a:DRAFT_ID -- while the draft ID is the same as it was before, the Thread ID does not appear to match any of the IDs that the Gmail API returns.
Interestingly, if you inspect the subject row in the Gmail UI, it has dataset attributes including all of both the old format and new format IDs - but it's still unclear how to get the new ones programatically.
Thanks to #frank-szilinski - he pointed out that the old format is now translated. I.e. this now works again:
https://mail.google.com/mail/ca/u/1/#drafts/1661237c4db71ace
It doesn't seem to work when the Gmail tab isn't already open, however.
Building on #kremonte gist, and #chris-wood comments, I made a rails gem that correctly creates the open-the-draft-inside-gmail URL.
It's here - https://github.com/GoodMeasuresLLC/gmail_compose_encoder
It's for the use case of "my code created a draft (prepopulated with some text, of course) and now I want to open the draft in compose mode so that my user can review it before hitting "send".
How to get the URL for a draft
If, for example you use a list request from which you get your draft objects:
{
"id": string,
"message": {
object (Message)
}
}
You can take this id and put it into a URL in this format:
mail.google.com/mail/#inbox?compose=[id]
Eg.
mail.google.com/mail/#inbox?compose=3doinm3d08932d
This will open up GMail with the relevant draft open.
I was struggling because I wanted it to work with multiple accounts. However the authuser parameter did not help.
Inserting the email address instead of the integer after the u/ component solved the problem.
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/{email_address}/#drafts?compose={message_id}
The message id is the one provided by the API.
In Amazon Mechanical Turk, when creating an External Question then it will send you each assignment like this:
http://tictactoe.amazon.com/gamesurvey.cgi?gameid=01523
&hitId=123RVWYBAZW00EXAMPLE
&assignmentId=123RVWYBAZW00EXAMPLE456RVWYBAZW00EXAMPLE
Surprisingly, it doesn't send me the workerId and I can't find any way to do this. The closest method is GetAssignmentsForHIT which only gives me the assignment already submitted but I need to render the assignment based on the worker history.
As msha points out, the sending of a workerID parameter to an ExternalQuestion page seems to be deprecated, or at least taken out of the latest version of the documentation.
However, a fellow researcher who's been using MTurk a lot says: "People seem to be using it in the forums. I would go ahead with it...if it ever actually disappears, I'm sure that the developer community will yell very loudly. :) "
I tried it empirically today (2011-08-19), and indeed a workerID is being sent to the ExternalQuestion page I set up on my own server, after the HIT has been accepted. This was in the sandbox. My ExternalQuestion page contained a Java Web Start button (as described here: http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/deploymentInDepth/createWebStartLaunchButtonFunction.html ); I don't know if that made any difference.
A recent addition to the API is the GetAssignment call, which takes the assignment ID as an argument and will return the Worker ID inside the Assignment data structure.
According to the MTurk docs here,
When a Worker accepts your HIT, you can get the ID of the Worker. If
your HIT contains a Java Applet, an IFrame, or embedded binary data,
the URL contains a value for the workerId. If your HIT does not
contain these types of data, or if a Worker has not accepted the HIT,
the workerId element doesn't appear.
Haven't tried to confirm this myself yet.