I am building an app that integrates sending e-mail over LinkedIn to your contacts in our CRM and I would like to try and reverse engineer what happens on the LinkedIn e-mail page when you click "Send Message".
I am using Fiddler, but all I see is some massive GUID-like number being sent on the wire when I click "Send Message" on this page. Does anyone have any suggestions about how I could reverse engineer what is going on with the "Send Message" button?
LinkedIn doesn't actually send email with that message, it sends LinkedIn messages within the system. This is supported by our APIs and you're encouraged to use those APIs for this purpose.
The message sending API is documented here:
https://developer.linkedin.com/documents/messaging-between-connections-api
There's sample code for using the Javascript API here:
https://developer.linkedin.com/documents/sample-code-sending-message
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I'm trying to find out if it's possible from an Outlook Add-In for a Compose Form to add a Read Receipt to a message before it's sent.
My company has a form library built in an older version of outlook and an older version of exchange. The form has quite a few fields that are easy to replicate with an outlook add-in. The main requirement that I haven't been able to find any documentation on is that each time the form is used to send a message, it automatically checks the Options/Tracking/Send Read Receipt checkbox before the form creates the email body and sends the message.
I've read through the documentation (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/outlook/), but I haven't been able to find anything that mentions Tracking or Read Receipts. Is that something I'd have to call in Exchange Web Services or access through the REST API? All of the messages sent with this add-in will be going to recipients inside my company.
Currently the Read Receipt feature is not a part of the Outlook Add-Ins framework. We track Outlook Add-In feature requests on our user-voice page. Please add your request there. Feature requests on user-voice are considered when we go through our planning process. Alternatively, you may be able to use the Outlook REST API to achieve this.
Just created a new account and integration with Web messenger widget on smooch.io. (So no direct API or similar, just the widget)
I can see messages coming in through the logs tab, like this:
logs of incoming messages
But maybe I am dumb or blind, but I can't figure out how or where to respond to these conversations...
Thanks for any input.
You need to integrate with a system in order to intercept these messages. You can view available systems here: https://app.smooch.io/integrations
My company integrated the web messenger with slack. Every time someone writes via the web messenger, it shows up in slack.
Is it possible to send email messages to collaborators using the box v2 api? I usually do this through the web interface, but it would be nice to do it from the api.
It's not possible to send email messages to collaborators via the API.The closest you would be able to do this is by adding a comment to a file. An '#' comment, which is possible to do via the API, would ensure that an email notification is generated by Box to inform them of the comment.
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Can anyone tell me how I can us Twilio sms notifications in a web form so when someone fills out the form with their phone number I receive a sms which includes the phone number?
Twilio Evangelist here. You probably want to do this on the server side, otherwise you will have your Twilio credentials exposed to the world and his dog in the page source, which would be bad.
Then, when the page is submitted you just need to use your language of choice to make a call to the Twilio REST API with a helper library. Or, you can make a request without a helper library, this example shows how to send an SMS.
The SMS you send yourself can include anything you want, including the phone number submitted on the website.
Hope this helps!
I followed this tutorial from the GAS team.
Adding voice and SMS to Google Apps using Twilio and Apps Script
However, when I modify the TwiML as per the Twilio Docs to add <Redirect> upon timeout, I get an "Application Error".
<Response>
<Gather action="https://script.google.com/macros/s/SCRIPT_ID/exec" numDigits="1" timeout="10">
<Say>Welcome to Yard Stars</Say>
<Say>To schedule a Sprinkler Service visit, press 1.</Say>
<Say>To discuss a new Sprinkler System, press 2.</Say>
<Say>To speak with someone in accounting, press 3.</Say>
</Gather>
<Say>Sorry, I didn't get your response.</Say>
<Redirect method="GET">https://script.google.com/macros/s/SCRIPT_ID/exec</Redirect>
</Response>
One thing that I noticed is that GAS is sending back "Transfer-Encoding Chunked" which Twilio does not support.
However it appears to only effect the Redirect Call.
Any idea of a workaround how I can make a Redirect call to an Apps Script?
I answered myself....The issue with this turned out to be that Twilio does not support "chunked" Requests. The error was being caused by Twilio truncating my Request (and thus thinking the XML was not valid due to the perception of missing End Tags) I contacted Twilio support via their support pages and they were able to give me a workaround (they pointed my application to a different proxy server).