I am trying to make a communication log on podio frontend but every time i am adding the URL in Calculation field in Communications App, i am getting this Error: "Unexpected Token Illegal", shown in the image as well.
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I am trying to make a communication log on podio frontend but every time i am adding the URL in Calculation field in Communications App, i am getting this Error: "Unexpected Token Illegal", shown in the image as well.
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I've been unable to login to twilio for the last few days. I'm stuck during the two factor authentication process. When I use the SMS option, my phone doesn't receive the message even after several attempts. This morning I tried to request the code via call but it says You have reached the limit to resend the code. Please use another method or try again later. but this is the first time I've tried requesting the code via call. The SMS option worked fine until a couple weeks ago so I have never needed to use the call option.
What can I do to login to my twilio account?
I created javascript facebook sdk for user login and share.
I got message from facebook developer team.
Your app is receiving errors from Follow Plugin
In the last three hours 100% of the calls to the method Follow Plugin resulted in errors.
Error Code
3703
Error Description
Invalid Publisher ID
Error Count
36017
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If the error rate has not been resolved after 3 days, we'll send you another alert.
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I don't know why facebook team send me this message and how can I fix this error.
Trying to start a new submission to request more permissions for our app w/ the Instagram API. Start A Submission button takes you to page that simply says "oops, there was an error." Happening w/ App Live, in Sandbox, and on both desktop and mobile. App as already been reviewed and approved; am seeking additional review for more permissions.
Anyone else experiencing or have a tip? I've submitted report to Instagram Developer Support.
The Instagram API often just says "Oops an error occured !" and donot give you any more information.
I think their servers timeout limit down.
Add the parameter distance=500, or even less, and you won't get this error any more.
Basically, in a high density area , you need to specify a small distance number, otherwise Instagram's server just times out while serving your request.
I need to use the instagram api
And when i register a new client it gives me this error
"The URL you entered is considered unsafe and may not be used, or you have been making too many changes"
How can i solve this problem
I created an application in VB.net that ties into a scheduling software. It keeps our employees up to date by sending them SMS updates. Employees can reply back to us. Sending messages works great. The application uses the Rest API to connect to Twilio. I can also get a list of incoming messages but I can't seem to get it in a way that works well for me.
Currently my application checks if there are new messages every 5 minutes. The application gets the messages list (with filter DateSent>=today) and then loops through the messages and copies the new ones into our scheduling database.
Is it possible to do a more efficient data pull for new SMS messages using VB.net only? Can I include a time filter in addition to current filter DateSent>=today to limit the result set? Any suggestions? (I don't do web coding unfortunately) Thanks.
Twilio evangelist here.
The best way to do this is just to use Twilios web hook to let Twilio proactively tell you each time its received a message. Whats a web hook you ask? Great question.
A webhook is simply an HTTP request that Twilio will make as soon as it received an inbound SMS messages to your Twilio phone number. You normally tell Twilio to make this HTTP request to a URL that you've created and published to a public website, which you can set up easily by using something like ASP.NET. In this scenario you can think of Twilio like a web browser that is making a request to a web application that you have created.
You can tell Twilio what URL it should request by opening the Numbers tab in your Twilio dashboard, and then locating and clicking the phone number you want to configure:
Now you set the URL you want Twilio to request in the Message Request URL field and click Save:
Now when Twilio requests this URL its going to pass a bunch of parameters with its request that you can use in your application logic. You can also do things like return TwiML back to Twilio in response to its HTTP request that tell it to do things like send an SMS right back to the person who just sent one to you.
If you're looking for a bit more of a step by step, the Quickstarts on our website are pretty easy to follow and will walk you through both sending an receiving text messages. The samples are in C# but are pretty straight forward so converting to VB.NET should be easy.
Hope that helps.
I am doing something similar with VB.Net and Twilio. My solution was to put up an Azure web site and an Azure SQL Database (the two can talk to each other). I set up my Twlio to call an .ashx asp.net web page on my Azure web site. Inside of that web page I have code that reads the incoming text message and saves it to my Azure SQL Database.
Works great, but my problem is the Azure database is in "the cloud" and my app\database that sends the original SMS is on mylocal network. Not sure how to cross that divide... (I should add that my local app can read the Azure SQL database, but seems ugly to have to call out to the Azure to get data. Would have preferred to have just saved it in my local db to begin with.)
Probably not a very helpful post, but maybe give you some architectural ideas. If you want to see my .ashx page just let me know.