As I prepare to send out Testflight invitations to users, I was wondering if there is a way that I can send the invite email in Mandarin, instead of English? My test users are in China and I don't want to send them the usual invitation that goes out in English but want it to be in Mandarin. Does TestFlight show the text based on the native language in the iPad or iPhone? I tried changing my language to Mandarin on my iPhone but it did not change the language in the invitation. Your help in helping me see what I am missing here is very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Ajay
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I want to know there's some way I can set up an email alert on the LUIS port if any users are changing established intent and utterances.
I need this feature because many users are able to access/edit my LUIS app using the company's single-sign-on, so I want to set up an alert on the portal if any user add/edit intent is in the current app, then I will get an email alert.
Please suggest ways that I can do this.
Nicholas is correct. Your users should NOT have access to your app.
There is nothing in the LUIS app on LUIS.ai that will send an email or notification any time the app is changed, because the only people who should have access to it are the developers.
You need to request from your admin to ensure you and any devs on your bot are the only contributers to your LUIS app.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/luis/luis-concept-keys
I have done a bit of research online regarding this. I found out that Google Chat used to have this function for sending SMS/text messages. Google Hangouts can do that, however I will need to sign up for Project Fi account. Is there any existing methods that can do this (without a cost)?
Thank you in advance.
Some phone carriers have a way to send sms from email.
For example, 3057689900#att.com would send an sms to that phone number.
The only catch is that you would have to know what phone company your recipient is affiliated to.
Looking for a way to have an WatchKit extension send an email.
Obviously I can get it to open a MFMailComposeViewController on the iPhone, but it defeats the purpose of using the watch if the user has to get the phone out to press "Send".
Is there any way of going this?
This is only possible currently if you implement your own email client. If you want the user to be able to use the email accounts on their Mail app, the best you could do is adopt handoff and make it easier for your user to just swipe up into a MFMailComposeViewController instance in your iPhone app from the lockscreen.
When I send a test sms from https://www.twilio.com/user/account/developer-tools/api-explorer/message-create with a predefined friendly name, it doesnt apear on my phone. I only see the number.
-if this isnt possible, do you know other providers with this function that work?
[UPDATE]: Twilio now supports this feature.
You can now send messages from an alphanumeric sender ID using Twilio. I wrote up a blog post on how you can achieve this in Ruby and you can check out this article on how to get started with an alphanumeric sender ID on Twilio for more of an overview. Then check out the documentation on how to send an SMS message from an alphanumeric ID.
[UPDATE] Previous answer is below.
Twilio developer evangelist here.
You're absolutely right, the friendly name defined in your account is actually for your uses only and is not intended to appear in place of the number when sending an SMS. We have a few reasons for this, which might be interesting to you depending on your use case.
I don't have a particular company that I can recommend that does allow you to do this. A Google search might help though.
I have been asked to build an app for a user to receive text updates to his iphone while he reports traffic updates on his motor bike. Is there a way to code an app that will receive these text messages? Or is there an even simpler way of doing this? He doesn't want to give out his phone number.