I currently have a bot that works on Facebook Messenger channel. I can open urls within the in-app browser without a problem.
I also have an iOS application, that supports deep linking. I have tried to use quick replies and buttons, but neither will open the iOS application.
is this possible within the messenger platform?
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I have a simple bot that has one command, and also responds to messages by echoing them back.
In desktop Teams, a command menu is displayed and the bot allows interaction.
In the iOS Teams app, there is no command menu and there is a message at the bottom of the chat tab saying "Conversation with this bot is not supported".
Is there a something specific that I need to do to allow this to work in iOS?
Removing the existing app and reinstalling the Teams iOS app resolved the issue.
I have an application for Teams that works fine when I use browsers: Chrome, Firefox... and with the Desktop application for Teams.
On the other hand If I try to use this application in my mobile with the Android application for Teams, in this case is not working.
In this application I'm using a indexedDB and I think that this is the problem. I would like to know whether the Android application for Teams is using an in-app browser or another type of in-app browser for Android.
During my researchers I have found this about indexedDB and the Android browsers
How can I check the version of my Android Browser?
Could you help me with this problem?
Regards
I'm a Rails developer and I'm discovering now NativeScript. I know Vue, and looks like NativeScript support Vue.js
As you know Huawei device cannot accesso anymore to Google Play Services, but the web version of the Google Apps, like Youtube, Gmail, Drive still works.
Instead of having a lot of web shortcut on my home screen I think to write a simple NativeScript App where i list on the homescreen some Google Services I need and clicking on an icon, Google Drive for example, I launch drive.google.com inside the WebView.
Do you think is possibile? Do you see any issue with login?
On Android devices Teams is not showing a paperclip to send images when talking to a bot?
Manifest has been configured with supportFiles: true
On iOS or Windows it was never an issue.
Its a blocking problem, since my customers wants to use Android devices.
#sammydeprez Sending and receiving files through Teams Mobile App is not supported as documented here.
I am working on entertainment App, I have a query regarding iOS8 handoff feature. I have read about handoff that can be use for safari or other standard iOS Apps only. Is this applicable for custom Apps also?
Thanks,
Purushotham Jinka
No that's not true.
You can handoff between a custom app on one device and the same custom app (or at least from the same developer) on another.
If you only have one app for iOS, you can even handoff between that app and Safari on another if your app experience can be continued on the web.
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