HeroCards | ️ Character Playing Card Maker | Game Engine library

Basically, there are two options for what you can attach to "Data" - either a plain string value, or any custom object. For your scenario, you need a custom object, so you need to define a class in your project to match what you need, something like:

Changing the following code should fix your issue.

Correct this:

The map doesn't change much, it's not clear which card you want to alter but it's as simple as giving a new prop to your cards.

Ok. The problem was the callback link on Facebook's App.

Since I have a verification token on my code, as you can see below, I was pointing the facebook callback URL to my ngrok link and the verification was working fine. But it looks like to debug on azure configurations you must use the callback link that azure provides to you. Something like "https://facebook.botframework.com/api..." that you can find under channels / facebook.

Once I set the facebook APP to use azure callback link everything is working fine.

You're using a ChoicePrompt, but when you call prompt you're only passing through an activity (the carousel). ChoicePrompt is going to try to validate the input against a set of choices that you should be passing in when you call prompt. Because you're not doing this, the prompt is not recognizing the post back value as valid and technically should be reprompting you with the carousel again to make a valid choice.

The fix here should be to call prompt with PromptOptions instead of just a raw Activity and set the choices of the PromptOptions to an array that contains all the values you expect back (e.g. the same value you set for the value of the post back button).

This should end up looking a little something like this:

Since you're providing the choices UX with your cards, you want to set the ListStyle on the ChoicePrompt to none

I think I understood why you got that error. I tried to get this map and got the same result as yours, as you said:

mapArea: This parameter value is out of range.

If you look at the sample url you provided, the mapArea is equal to 49.5737,5.53792,49.57348,5.53744

So I just inverted the coordinates of the 2 points defining this area, putting the one with the smaller latitude value first, I got a reply:

EDIT:

As you commented, this call is made inside BotBuilder-Location code, not on yours. I had a look to it, this is the method to generate the map, called inside LocationCardBuilder class that you are instantiating:

As Hero Cards eventually will be convert to Rich Card send to user from bot, and from MS Teams documents at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/concepts/bots/bots-conversations#formatting-text-content:

Microsoft Teams supports a subset of Markdown and XML (HTML) formatting tags.

Rich cards do not support Markdown or table formatting

So in MS Teams channel, markdown formatting is only supported in text only message, however, we can leverage HTML tags in Rich Card.

Please consider following code snippet:

Per the docs, there is a limit on the amount of data you can store using the default State capabilities. Each state store (i.e., user, conversation, and private bot data bag) may contain up to 64kb of data.

You will have to store less info or to provide your own storage mechanism.

The following article shows how to manage state data using CosmosDb: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/bot-framework/dotnet/bot-builder-dotnet-state-azure-cosmosdb

After reading the anuglarfire documentation a little, I started to wrap my head around how to put it into an array with the query calls. docs

here is the code I ended up with