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David commented,
Hi Dave,
can you try this curl?
curl -u /token: -O
We'll work on updating the documentation
View comment · Posted May 15, 2024 · David
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David commented,
Hi Dave,
Have you noticed anything in the developer console? Any Javascript problems that might just point to a UI issue?
View comment · Posted May 15, 2024 · David
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David commented,
Hi Sharon,
This can be viewed on a per/agent or per/team basis in the Time Off Management page.
View comment · Posted Apr 12, 2024 · David
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David commented,
Hi Farventure,
It looks like you're running in to a limitation with Whatsapp where you can't actually close out a conversation.
I would suggest creating a trigger that will close a ticket if there's a "close" tag (as an example). Once a messaging ticket is closed, it will give the customer an option to start a new conversation.
Article for reference
View comment · Posted Mar 27, 2024 · David
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David commented,
Hi Helen,
Zendesk's Facebook integration does not automatically create tickets from @mentions on other pages or in comments/posts not directly on your Page.
The integration primarily focuses on direct interactions on your Page itself, such as direct messages (DMs), comments on your Page's posts, and visitor posts to your Page.
This is due to limitations in Facebook's API and how third-party services can access and interact with Facebook data.
View comment · Posted Mar 27, 2024 · David
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@Cloudhuset A/S
The issue you're facing with Zendesk's webhook activity/invocations tracking, especially regarding the inability to see the full URL invoked by a webhook, including dynamic elements like {{ticket.id}}, is indeed challenging.
Given the current limitations, you may want to look in to:
External Logging Service: Use an intermediate service or a serverless function (AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions) that your webhook calls first. This service would log the full URL (including the {{ticket.id}} replacement) and then make the API call to Zendesk on your behalf. This approach allows you to implement detailed logging according to your needs.
Embedded Identifiers in Payload: Include additional identifiers or logging information within the webhook payload itself. While this doesn't solve the visibility of the URL directly, it can help correlate the invocation with specific actions or tickets.
View comment · Posted Mar 27, 2024 · David
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Efrat Barak Zadok
In the Filters section, look for the attribute you used to create your set. This could be Assignee Name or a similar field.
Once you find the appropriate filter, you'll need to apply your set. Since Zendesk Explore doesn't directly allow filtering by sets in the query builder, you will manually select the values that match your set. If your set was created based on agent names, manually select these names under the Assignee Name filter.
- If the exact mechanism to directly apply a "set" as described doesn't match with Zendesk Explore's UI due to its limitations or updates, the goal remains to replicate the set's conditions by manually applying the same filters that define your set.
View comment · Posted Mar 27, 2024 · David
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Steve Musial
It looks like the only CSS official documentation we have is this right here.
I can pass that info along to see if our documentation team can add more to this.
View comment · Posted Mar 12, 2024 · David
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Steve Musial
The "lighten" and "darken" functions you mentioned are actually part of the Sass preprocessor.
Regarding the available functions in Sass, there are several built-in functions beyond just "lighten" and "darken" that can manipulate colors, perform mathematical operations, and more. Some examples include "rgba", "mix", "scale-color", "invert", and "adjust-hue". You can find detailed documentation for Sass functions on the official Sass website.
View comment · Posted Mar 11, 2024 · David
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