through the API ( https://developers.podio.com/doc/items/export-items-4235696 ) I trigger a batch job but would not like to bother the client with notifications popping up.
Just like we have "silent" for item creation. Do we have a similar setting for batches? I don't think so, can it be added?
Greetings,
PJ
Unfortunately the API does not support silencing these notifications. I will add a product feature request.
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I am working on a custom webApp for Microsoft Teams, I would like to manipulate the badge notification for my App (btw I am not sure if it's the right name), I need to add a counter like teams does for new messages or another symbol to indicate different actions in my app.
Is there a way to do this? using a sdk, api, (#microsoft/teams-js, etc...)
Thanks
Currently we don't have any API to display notification when some action happens in an app. You can raise an UserVoice for this if this needs to be considered as a feature request. If you want to Send activity feed notifications to users in Microsoft Teams please go through this documentation.
With the new API, it is great that we are able to push orders to the POS app - now I just need a way to notify customers that the pick-up is ready. I have my own system seperately right now, but is there any way to do this inside of Square. Or even better, is there any way to hook into a square event?
I see webhooks, but only things like payment, refund, dispute events. Is there any way to catch an order status change?
Currently there are webhooks for different order update events:
You could then create some webservice of lambda to process such webhook payload, and submit an email using some 3rd party email sending solution.
There is a challenge that since you will need to query the square api for the rest of order details, you will need to create a square app, implement oauth etc.
Unfortunately, there's currently no Order webhooks at this time. Webhooks are definitely an area Square's APIs have been focusing and improving lately, so I suspect this to be an area we continue to improve. With that said, there is no ETA on if/when this is coming, sadly we do not share public timelines.
I would like to understand how I can send a notification to HipChat when a new record / item is inserted into a Podio app.
I can see that if I pay more money that additional options are made available via the workflows Podio provides utilising Globiflow, but with a large number of users this isn't possible for us.
I have then looked into the Hooks that a Podio app provides, but because this is auto-validated I don't see how I can use this with HipChat.
Does anyone have any experience of this and integrating Podio with HipChat to post a new notification into a HipChat room?
I have used the free trial at Zapier, and got it working, but would ideally like to avoid yet another solution.
Podio doesn't provide direct integration with HipChat, so you will have to use something else as communication layer between Podio and HipChat. It could be your own service that will receive webhooks from Podio and post messages to HipChat. Or it could be some other solution that will do something very similar.
From what I've seen so far, Zapier looks like it'll do what I need. Shame I have to pay though for one 'simple' connector task.
Does anyone know how many notifications we can create at once using PushWoosh's remote API ?
I'm talking about this method :
http://www.pushwoosh.com/programming-push-notification/pushwoosh-push-notification-remote-api/#PushserviceAPI-Method-messages-create
Is there any limit in the "notifications" array?
I assume there must be one, but didn't find any information about it on the guides.
Thanks.
Answer : I did some testing using the Remote API, and i couldn't get a response when sending 1000 push at a time.
However, when sending 100 push, it works fine.
I would suggest sending no more than 100 (that's what i will do).
Though it is possible to include several notifications in one call, I would recommend using one API call per notification. This way you can track each notification status.
Pushwoosh team :)
I found this post on getting Notified when a file changes on dropbox. The problem is that the "/delta" API endpoint requires polling. I want instead to subscribe to events about file changes.
Ideally, I could subscribe to both "new file" and "file updated" events for a specific folder. I could then give dropbox a URL pointing to my own app that would be called when those events occurred. This is similar to how Twilio works. You can provide a URL to be POSTed to whenever your phone number receives a text message, and then your app can respond to POSTs to that URL however it wants. This seems like a much more elegant solution than polling -- is there any way to do it with the dropbox API?
UPDATE 6/5/2014
We actually have webhooks now: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/webhooks
(original reply below)
No, Dropbox doesn't support this.
BTW, the general term for the sort of notification you describe is a "webhook."
http://developers.box.com/webhooks/
it seems like Box API has webhook. You may want to try it.
I received an email today regarding Dropbox WebHooks that is in the beta phase:
If you're interested in helping us out, just click through to fill out
your information, and we'll be in touch:
https://dropboxapi.wufoo.com/forms/dropbox-webhooks-api-beta-feedback-contact-info
Happy Dropboxing!
Dropbox now offers webhooks, although not with a event_type filter
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/90/announcing-dropbox-webhooks