i use cefsharp library in C#.
i have problem in chat websites when i use this library.
for example WEBRTC base video chat i can make video call without any problem but i can't send message in that chat. in some other website my message gonna be send but my friend message would not be sent to me!
for test you can open luckycrush.live and test video chat.
you can see that your message will be send but your friend message showing to you.
can anyone help me to fix this issue ?
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There is a feature in whatsapp to link his app with an other device.
I can not find any documentation about it, I do not know if this is open.
I would like to be able to link my whatsapp to a custom app, so I can do some process on my messages
I have an incoming webhook in a Google Chat room called 'Github Bot'. A Python script hits the webhook URL with a standard message POST payload.
The web interface at https://chat.google.com shows the correct name 'Github Bot' in any messages received to this webhook.
But the mobile Chat application shows those same messages as coming from 'Unknown User'.
Is there any way to make the mobile app use the webhook's name as the sender, same as the web interface does? E.G, is there some attribute I can send as part of the payload, or is this simply a bug/non-implementation on the mobile app and I can't do anything about it?
Thanks!
This seems to be a bug:
The webhook name and the Bot label are not shown properly on the iOS mobile app if an avatar is added to the webhook:
On Android, and on the web browser, the name and the Bot label are displayed correctly:
Reported in Issue Tracker:
I went ahead and reported this behavior in Google Issue Tracker:
Messages from incoming webhooks are not displayed properly on iOS
I'd suggest you to star this issue in order to keep track of this and to help prioritizing it.
I have been researching for many days on how to send sms using Twilio in React-Native. I haven't found a single example that works! I thought this should be simple but apparently not.
Any suggestions?
Twilio developer evangelist here.
While not ReactNative, I wrote a post about how to send SMS messages in React. The idea for ReactNative will be the same though. You don't want to make requests to the Twilio API directly from your application, you'd need to store your credentials in the app somehow and a malicious user could decompile it and abuse your account.
Instead you want to build a server application that sends the messages and make requests to that from your ReactNative application.
Let me know if that helps at all.
I am using pushbullet to receive my phone notifications to my computer through pushbullet chrome extension. see Now i can get pushbulllet notifications from my phone to computer which is completely fine. but, i want to log those notifications somewhere which is very useful if i'm not in front of my computer because the notification are showing for very limited time.
basically i am a PHP developer,is there any way to achieve this using pushbullet API?.
thanks
charles
i am trying to develop an internal application for my organisation, but i need to detect incoming sms or imessage received on that device, and send some silent sms.
I am still not able to find any helpful code that i can use in order to achieve what i want.
I tried to use ChatKit.framework but i am not able to make it work( i am receiving error linking on building)
Is there any other private framework? or is someone able to make the chatkit framework work with a valid project?
Thank you.
You're not able to achieve what you want and also get the app on the App Store. You do however mention that your app is used internally and maybe it's not an issue then. I would look into CoreTelephony.
Here are some resources to get your started:
http://tech.ruimaninfo.com/?p=83
https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Reference/CoreTelephonyFrameworkReference/index.html
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