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QUESTION
I was given the task to develop sliders/pop-ups for customers of the company I work for. This works a bit like chatbots (ie. Intercom). The user sees a small bubble on the bottom-right corner, clicks on it and it shows some information from our (Rails) app.
What's the best way to create a javascript code to share with those clients? Should I add my code to a public js file and send those clients a script targeting my app? (like the example below?)
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Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 00:28You're using the right approach.
To fix your missing CSS you could adjust your script to add the required CSS references to the head
of the page.
QUESTION
I'm working on a chatbot where users can talk to the chatbot and
I would like to have the conversation logged into a text file. I was thinking grabbing the
document.getElementByClass("msg-text")[0].innerText;
which is the chatbot's response and the document.getElementByClass("msg-text")[1].innerText;
which is the user's response and have it to be read into a file.
The chatbot response in even numbers (0,2,4,6,8, etc.) and the odd number (1,3,5,7,9, etc.) is the user's response.
Is there a more efficient way to grab the elements and have them written to a file? At this moment I get nothing in my file.
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Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 18:46Yeah, don't call document.getElementsByClassName() multiple times. Also, what happens if the user types in something twice before the chatbot responds?
I would recommend you add a msg-bubble-user
and msg-bubble-bot
to your .msg-bubble
element. Then loop through them, recording the transcript according to the class name, not the position:
QUESTION
I'm using HtmlAgilityPack to get the word count a quarter of the length down a page using asp.net Core MVC to view the word lengths/urls returned from the controller, and choosing whatever that element is to append an hr tag (just a placeholder for later code) to. The code works fine for when I get the halfway point from another method, and appends perfectly, but for some reason the code to get the quarter-length element just makes the program hang, even though I have the index of that first-quarter node.
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Answered 2021-Nov-12 at 13:02i dont see why you have a problem, this is the test i have done:
QUESTION
I am trying to implement a multilingual chatbot using RASA NLU. Concretly, I'm designing a separate chatbot for each language (with its own translated and adapted training data). However, it would convenient for the application side if the names of the intents could stay the same between all the chatbots. In that sense, my question is:
Is the name of the intent important for the intent classification when using DIET Classifier ? In other words, is the name of the intent used though the word embedding network or is it just a "label" that has no signification ?
Thank you for your help
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Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 12:17It does not matter what the name of the label is when it comes to accuracy.
If you rename the greetings
intent to omega_jabberwocky
consistently in all your configuration files you'll only change the name of the intent.
That said, it's highly recommended to come up with meaningful intent names because otherwise collaboration and maintenance become much harder.
In your use case in the multi-language setting ... you could use the intent to cause a custom action to trigger, which then responds with a custom message depending on a detected language (which may be saved in a slot, let's say). If you're interested in multi-language bots you may enjoy this talk on Youtube. It demonstrates a workflow for a multi-language setting.
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Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 19:55jQuery uses XMLHttpRequest
to send the request and is therefore subject to the same limitations and issues it has. In particular, when you call the setRequestHeader
or provide a headers
configuration option, a corresponding XMLHttpRequest method is used to set the headers.
This is what jQuery does under the hood in case of the configuration object:
QUESTION
I have a chatbots (5 pcs) running on testbed cloud server. They all work perfectly in HTTP mode but no I need to change to HTTPS mode and there the problem started. I can get HTTPS working easily but then the chatbot widget doesn't work any more.
My environment:
Chatbot engine: Rasa 2.2 in docker 20.10.6 container
Chatbot widget: Botfront webchat 0.11.12
Web server: Nginx 1.14.0
Server: Ubuntu 18.04
I don't know even what is right way and after banging my head for a week and trying different ways, now I suppose I need to set up Nginx reverse proxy. I think that the problem is websocket between rasa and webchat.
This is how I start one chatbot
docker run --name=sakky --user 1003 -v $(pwd):/app -p "5006:5005" rasa/rasa:2.2.0-full run -m models --enable-api --cors "*" --debug
Here are my config files Index html
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 13:38Is it possible for you to update to at least Rasa 2.5? There were some socket.io fixes in that one!
You also need to make sure you've configured your bot to have the websocket channel open.
QUESTION
I have a database full of messages from various chatbots. The chatbots all follow decision tree format and ultimately are questions presented with choices to which the user responds.
The bot may send a message (Hello would you like A or B?) which has options attached, A and B for example. The user responds B. Both of these messages are recorded and the previous message id attached.
id message options previous_id 1 Hello would you like A or B? A,B 2 A 1The structure of these conversations is not fixed. There may be various forms of message flow. The above is a simplistic example of how the messages are chained together. For example
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Answered 2021-May-18 at 19:04You can use WIT HRECURSIVE
to achieve your goal. You just need to specify when to stop the recursion and find a way to select only those records, where the recursion did not produce any additional rows for.
Have a look here:
QUESTION
my team is developing a chatbot using nodejs botbuilder, LUIS, QnAMaker & Twilio we've managed to build a chatbot
the problem is the Performance of the chatbot is a little less compared to other chatbots i've seen, i feel the callback from twilio is causing some delay cause when running in local bot emulator the performance is good.
so my question is that, is there any other way to create a chatbot for whatsapp other than twilio which would give me a better performance?
or any tips to improve performance?
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 18:57For your first question, you can see a list of Twilio alternatives here: https://bstrategyhub.com/twilio-competitors-alternatives/
If you build a bot with C#, there are some adapters you can use for Infobip, MessageBird, and RingCentral: https://github.com/BotBuilderCommunity/botbuilder-community-dotnet/tree/master/libraries
If you want to stick with Node, you may need to make your own adapter.
Regarding performance, you'll need to gather telemetry to see where the messages are getting delayed and address the problem there. If the problem is on the WhatsApp side for example, you could try contacting WhatsApp support and ask them to look into it.
QUESTION
How do I prevent the Azure cognitive search service from becoming cold after a period of no load?
I use QnaMaker in chatbots (Managed QnA Maker Service version).
QnaMaker seems to idle after not being used for a while. The first query takes 7 seconds to complete. Every query after the first one completes within a second.
The chatbots themselves (developed with Microsoft Bot Framework V4 nodejs) show no latency. Even after not being used for a while (thanks to the "Always on" feature in the bots appservice)
I use the stable GA version of QnaMaker and the managed version (in preview). In the first version, the appservice for QnaMaker has the feature "Always On" enabled. For the preview version, there is no appservice I can check.
Chatbotcode initialization QnaMaker
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Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 16:46I'm glad that you are using "Always On". The QnA Maker team sometimes recommends adding quick availability/web test using Azure app insights monitor (see https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-monitor/app/monitor-web-app-availability). This is essentially a probing service every few seconds that can resolve the cold-start problem.
QUESTION
We have a chatbot which interacts with user based on related queries provided as buttons. But the issue here is he can only select one query through button. So I wanted a way through which user can select multiple query from dropdown or checkboxes. Upon searching I cam across this link:
"Allow users to multiselect option in BotFramework"
Now this is something which can help me, but I wanted to confirm that the adaptive card c# bot framework in used in the link can is compatible with Azure bot services or not ?? Can I use this Adaptive Card botframework in Azure bot services ?
I am noob in this and just started with chatbots and all so any suggestion will help or if there is any other better way to implement multi-select options then it will do as well.
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 19:49Adaptive Cards have little to do with the Azure Bot Service. When it comes to whether or not Adaptive Cards are supported, that is entirely determined by the front end because that's where an Adaptive Card renderer would be. In the case of chat bots the front end would be a chat platform, which the Bot Framework calls a bot "channel." It's important to understand that a lot of bot behavior is channel-specific, and so you need to consider what channel you're using. The two main Bot Framework channels that support Adaptive Cards are Microsoft Teams and Bot Framework Web Chat. You can see an official list of platforms that support Adaptive Cards here: https://docs.microsoft.com/adaptive-cards/resources/partners
If you're using a channel that doesn't support Adaptive Cards, there may be some other channel-specific feature that allows users to select multiple options, such as Slack's block kit. If there isn't, then you may have to design the bot to gather information through a dialog. This could be complicated, but the FormFlow library might help. If you build your own dialog then there's no reason it couldn't still use buttons. You could have a submit button that the user clicks after they've clicked the other buttons, though this might require some more advanced bot development skills.
If you'd like to know more about Adaptive Cards, please have a look at my blog post: https://blog.botframework.com/2019/07/02/using-adaptive-cards-with-the-microsoft-bot-framework/
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