I have implemented deeplink (Organisation Teams) to redirect to a specific bot and write a message in the chat window. This is working fine in Mobile teams and when it comes to Microsoft desktop or browser, the flow is getting redirected but the message is not written in the chat window.
Following is the format of the Deeplink Used
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/Chat/0/0?users=28:&message=Agent%20handoff
I sent a message along with the redirection id to an app.
Expectation: "Agent Handoff" message to populate in a new app that is deployed in Teams.
Result: New app window is being opened but there is no message in the chat window
And the thing is it's working fine in mobile and browser, but not in Desktop Teams
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Working on a Messaging Extension app for Teams that opens a Task Module in a Teams Meeting. This app is installed from the "Built for your org" section of the Teams store after being loaded into a Tenant by a Teams Admin. Any tenant user who has the app installed can select the messaging extension from the … menu in a Teams Meeting to initialize the Task Module.
Before initializing the Task Module, the app's bot must be added to the meeting chat so an "Add app" button is presented after selecting the messaging extension. This button sends through a payload with the justInTimeInstall value set to true. When a new Teams user who has never used the messaging extension before tries to tap on this Add app button on a mobile device, the button either does nothing and the user is returned to the chat (iOS) or an error page with a retry button is presented and the retry button keeps presenting the same error page (Android).
When examining a network trace of this button press, a 502 code is being returned with the following JSON:
{
"errorCode": 1008,
"message": "<BotError>Bot returned unsuccessful status code Forbidden",
"standardizedError": {
"errorCode": 1008,
"errorSubCode": 1,
"errorDescription": "<BotError>Bot returned unsuccessful status code Forbidden"
}
}
This combined with some other logging makes it seem like the response isn't even getting to the app's server. This is only a problem on mobile for a Teams user who hasn't used this messaging extension app. If the same user adds the app to the meeting from desktop/web, then they can come back on mobile and the "add app" button will work in any meeting from that point forward.
Is this a known issue or is there something that I might be missing here that's preventing the app from being added for new users on mobile?
I open a web/html dialog from an adaptive card with the task/fetch Action.Submit.
Once the user is done with the work in the web dialog, I call microsoftTeams.tasks.submitTask with a resulting javascript object.
This works perfectly fine in the web and the desktop client. The dialog is closed and the bot on the server is triggered with the resulting object.
However in the IOS app, only the dialog is closed but the bot is never notified.
I have tried all variations of the submitTask (with botId or appId as second parameter or without second parameter). Nothing is successful on the IOS app.
Is there anything I can do to further debug that behaviour? Or is this a known bug?
I want to debug my bot framework using Facebook messenger channel.
I am using ngrok to test locally. Now when the user (who is an admin for the Facebook page) enters a message in messenger it reaches properly to my localhost and breakpoints are getting hit. But the problem is that the response from the bot is not going back to messenger, nothing is getting displayed in FB messenger.
For debugging I also want the response from bot should be displayed on FB messenger. I have also looked at other responses but I tried all, nothing working
I have created a chatbot using the Microsoft Bot Framework. The only channel I'm interested in right now it's Facebook. When doing some tests on Facebook I've noticed that when I click on the "Like" button, and when I send an gif or audio message, the bot crashes with the following message:
"Value cannot be null. Parameter name: stringToEscape."
How can I handle this kind of message within my bot? I can't replicate this on the emulator, so I don't know what Facebook is sending to my bot when the user sends one of these kind of messages. I would like to just ignore them and avoid the bot crashing.
I have created a bot application and published it to azure. When I test this bot using Emulator it works fine but when I use the web chat control it doesn't show anything . I am using the correct app-secret .
The link to web chat is here . My bot is hosted on azure .Here is the link of Message Endpoint= https://bingsearchandemotionbotv3.azurewebsites.net/api/messages
The first thing to check: If you go into your bot management page on https://dev.botframework.com/bots and press the blue "Test" button on the bottom left ("Test connection to your bot"), does it indicate that the bot accepts the connection by the bot framework middleware?
If not, then there might be something wrong with your bot. It will actually give you some indications. If it's "forbidden", then you might have a problem with authentication (check your appId and appPassword). If it's an error, then your bot might have a code issue / exception.
If the connection has been accepted, check if your web chat credentials have been validated. To do so, click on the "Edit" link next to the Web Chat channel on the bot management page. Try regenerating your credentials and (most importantly) make sure you checked "Enable this bot on Web Chat" and confirm.