Whats the best way to incorporate Google Alerts into Yammer? I've tried setting up an Exchange rule to auto forward the Google Alert emails to the Yammer group's email address, but that isn't working. When I manually forward the Google Alert emails to the group, that works, but they look awful. Does anyone have tips for a smooth integration of Google Alerts into a Yammer Group?
I set Google Alerts to output to an RSS feed. I then used this IFTTT recipe to import that RSS feed into the intended Yammer group. It works perfectly!
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I am using Dialogflow integrated into Twilio to send SMS messages back and forth via text. I am wondering if/how I can send a response that is an image. I have the image loaded as a url on the web that I am trying to include as an image in the response but I cannot get it to work.
Thanks so much for any help
Mike
I worked with Twilio a lot for sms and I tried myself Autopilot but the issue with Twilio is not a rich content kind of engine. Twilio will only post images to it, so you can "mimic" a rich response with an image but if you click that image nothing happens. I gave up on Twilio and change to Dialogflow in which I can create rich context out of the box for facebook, skype, etc but also I can integrate it with Kommunicate and have a hybrid bot human engine with web integration for chat that also support rich content.
I am using the Google Calendar API V3 to share Google calendars by managing the ACL Permissions. Many of my customers do not want an email notification when a new calendar is shared with them. Is there a way to disable that?
To explain bette what I am looking for: I also use the Google drive API v2 and that API addresses the issue by providing a sendNotificationEmails parameter that you can set to False when sharing a Google document (see this). I am looking for something similar.
Based from this documentation, you need to set sendNotifications to false so invitee didn't get the notification about the invitation even though invitee's calendar UI has New events setting to "true".
Check this example.
I don't believe this is currently possible. Sharing a calendar involves adding an ACL for a given user/group, and the notification email is generated upon adding the ACL. There does not appear to be any way to suppress the notification email. Even if you could, if you are sharing with a group, the individual users must click a link to add the calendar to their Calendar app.
I have put in a group of feature requests through the Calendar forum that would make this process easier. While it is aimed at the front end of the calendar application, I'm hoping they would add corresponding options to the APIs.
Ok, so I'm trying to make like a minigame bot for me and my friends to play like text based games in google hangouts, but i really don't understand how the hangouts api works?
Can you make a chrome app that sends messages to a group chat and if so how? I have checked out the google dev api page but it seems like it explains how to do stuff with videochats, not "regular chat".
I have checked out: Using Google+ Hangouts API but i don't know where i should use that code.
And i want it to be for just hangouts chat, not like the videochatting chat
I saw on a slide deck about yammer that activities was a valid endpoint in the REST APIs. But the yammer site does not show this. I am looking for a sample in JavaScript for posting to the activities feed.
All of the documentation about Yammer's Activity Feed API can be found in the Open Graph documentation found here:
http://developer.yammer.com/opengraph/
Specifically, you want to POST to:
https://www.yammer.com/api/v1/activity.json
We don't have any specific Javascript samples available, but that should be enough to get you started.
I'm using Google Apps for my domain, and trying to enable access to the calendar on my website.
The problem is that I get This feed is read-only error every time I try to add an event to the calendar. Here's where I post to: Link (dead link)
You're using the basic feed, which according to the documentation is always read-only. Use a feed URL ending in private/full or private/full-noattendees instead.
(Disclaimer: I work for Google, and as part of implementing the calendar side of Google Sync I've had some experience of working with the GData APIs, but anything I write here must be taken to be the views of a private individual rather than as official Google policy etc :)