I'm trying to find a way of limiting the number of characters users in my telegram channel can send in a single text
I have looked for a bot that can do this but haven't find one
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Currently, I am using WhatsApp Business api cloud on one of my web project, I would like to register a customer's phone number but via api instead through meta, developer platform like following:
"Here is the image to register customer's number in the meta developer platform"
I want do this:
(managing the phone numbers)
but via api, and later of that send the verification code via api as well.
If someone can help me , telling me if that is possible and sharing documentation or the endpoint I would appreciate it very much, I've been looking at the documentation and postman's examples for 2 days without any success.
I'm sorry I didn't share the pictures directly, it is my first question on Stackoverflow
Thanks in advance,
Greetings!
I guess you are using WhatsApp provided a test phone number in From, you need to read this, https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp/cloud-api/get-started#sent-test-message
Enter the recipient phone number you would like to message in the To field. Ensure the number is correct, and that you want to add it to your list of 5 possible message recipients —as you add phone numbers, follow the prompts on the screen to verify you have access to them. Once this number has been added, it cannot be removed from your list.
Note: This limitation is only for WhatsApp-provided test phone numbers. Real phone numbers that you register do not have a limit on the number of recipients.
You don't need to register receivers' phone numbers if you are using your own real business phone number in the sender's phone number.
I have contacted Google Support and they have directed me here
I'm using a Mail Merge AppScript which can be found here
Code can be found here
It says that it complies with Google's daily quotas for sending mail but I'm only able to send 50 emails per 24-hours with a G Suite Basic account which has a listed quota of 1,500 recipients per day (however the Google support colleagues said it's 2,000).
I am sending to individual people and Bcc'ing a different email to each of them (the Bcc email is the same email for each unique recipient), which, I believe only counts towards 1 of my daily allowance as the quota is for unique email recipients, right?
Anyway, I send using the mail merge script and it works for 50 people and then says the limit has been reached yet I'm able to send regular, manual emails from mail.google.com which suggests the limit for my entire G Suite Basic account has not been reached but instead is something on the side of the app code?
Google Support linked me here and said that my quota for scrips could be increased by asking... It seemed a bit weird to me but I'm going along with what I've been told
Thanks for any help or suggestions :-)
Kai
I'm looking for information about this, but I don't find anything.
Is possible send to user to a chat message that contains a specific text?
This request below can be made with multiple languages.
https://api.telegram.org/bot[BOT_API_KEY]/sendMessage?chat_id=[MY_CHANNEL_NAME]&text=[MY_MESSAGE_TEXT]
where:
BOT_API_KEY is the API Key when you created your bot
MY_CHANNEL_NAME is the handle of your channel (e.g. #my_channel_name)
MY_MESSAGE_TEXT is the message you want to send (URL-encoded)
https://medium.com/#xabaras/sending-a-message-to-a-telegram-channel-the-easy-way-eb0a0b32968
I have difficulties understanding the Twilio API.
It is specified that to send text messages with alphanumeric ID, you need to replace the "From" attribute with the text to be displayed. It works perfectly for me as I have bought only a single number. But it makes me wonder how Twilio selects the phone number to be used to send the text message if you are using an alphanumeric ID with multiple numbers attached to your account.
Regards,
Twilio developer evangelist here.
The message is not actually sent from a number. It's identifying sender is that string that you used. So the messages are not actually attached to any number. You can, in fact, release the number you have in Twilio and still send messages from an alphanumeric ID.
This highlights the drawbacks to an alphanumeric sender ID though. As the message never came from a real number, the receiver cannot respond to it.
So, don't worry about buying more numbers, they won't be a part of messages you send from alphanumeric IDs.
Twitter:
I must be blind, but how would I find out how many unread direct messages a certain user has?
I'm using this documentation: https://dev.twitter.com/docs
Unread is a vaguely defined term. Unread is usually used in a specific client application. So, for instance, if you are using Twitterrific in two different machines with the same user account, both client instances will have different unread messages with respect to each other.
If you want to keep track of unread messages for your client, you must store the last message read ID. Each Twitter status is uniquely identified by a long number representing a global message ID, so it should not be difficult to accomplish.
Currently, Twitter doesn't offer this functionality. There is no way, currently, for Twitter to store which direct messages(or mentions or statuses for that matter) a user has read or hasn't read.
Though I believe they are looking into it.