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- When using a dropdown in chat bot, the default value (first value), always shows even if you don't select a default value for the field.
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When the dropdown first loads with what seems to be the default value, you can't hit Send. You have to “re-select” it first.
Posted Mar 28, 2024 · Tony Smith
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You can probably do this with using the Make an API Call module and calling Zendesk API
https://developer.zendesk.com/documentation/ticketing/getting-started/zendesk-api-quick-start/
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I have a bot that calls one of our APIs for a process. However, it seems to timeout too quickly and I need the response so I can't just let it run async. Is there anything I can do to add more time to the call?
Posted Mar 25, 2024 · Tony Smith
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I am trying to add security to our webhook call but I can't figure out what I need for the body of the request. The example talks about a middleware to get rawBody but I don't have access to that. I tried using .json() but it isn't creating a valid signature.
Here are the options for getting the body of a request...arrayBuffer()
returns Promise
blob()
returns Promise
formData()
returns Promise
json()
returns Promise
text()
returns Promise
const headers = Object.fromEntries(request.headers.entries());
const signature = headers['x-zendesk-webhook-signature'];
const timestamp = headers['x-zendesk-webhook-signature-timestamp'];
const requestData: any =await request.json();
const validSign =isValidSignature(signature.toString(), timestamp, requestData);
Result
{
"sig": "ye2uzjct14Laj8doyeeyPCCgpWeOjIwzVxRY9unbhDo=",
"time": "2024-03-08T12:34:55Z",
"bod": {
"id": "81823",
"tags": "order cs_afterhours customer-success"
},
"verify": false
}
Posted Mar 08, 2024 · Tony Smith
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