I want to add the handler for SessionEndedRequest and change message for sorry, I'm having trouble accessing your {} skills right now intent name in Alexa I am using nodeJs SDK.
You can't do that
You can add a SessionEndedRequest handler but, as mentioned in the docs, you can't change the message
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In my React SPA, I use npm module react-gtm-module to connect it to GTM. I can send events, using this syntax:
window.dataLayer.push({
event: 'calc_price_btn'
})
but I am not sure if and how I can send consent updates. Is it possible with this module, or will I have to use the standard gtag HTML snippet? Can react-gtm-module do everything that standard gtag() calls can?
What I was missing was defining the gtag() function:
window.gtag = function(){
window.dataLayer.push(arguments)
}
It confused me that the Google documentation did not include the dataLayer.push() calls—only the gtag() calls. After defining the function, the code snippets from the docs can be used right away.
You don't really have to do anything special programming-wise.
It'll be more of a configuration in GTM.
There are many community templates that manages this, but I would go with Simo Ahava's https://www.simoahava.com/custom-templates/consent-mode/
Just search for it when adding a new tag in GTM.
Then you'll be able to push to the datalayer with certain events with the update, shown in the image below.
I'm really confused about that. I want to make a user to user chat app on my project with Django and React. I've tried create a model and fetch messages with Rest Framework API. But that's not what i need.
I need to live chat between just two users. When a user send a message to me i want to display that instantly (without click anywhere) like Whatsapp. When i try this with DRF i can get messages and save them inside to useState. But i must to refresh page for display new messages. I don't want to this. I don't want to refresh to page.
How can i do that? I saw Django Channel but i don't know can i use this for just between two user's private messaging. Also i don't know how to set this on React JS.
Can anyone help me? I just need your opinions. I can try your opinion. You don't have to write code for me.
You have to use web sockets if you want to display data live.
So, for example, someone sent a message to the server and the server instantly send it to the socket target.
Here is the simple chat application wrote with socketio, you just have to follow it step by step https://socket.io/get-started/chat
I'm trying to implement mixpanel script into my react app.. as per the docs I've pasted the mixpanel snippet inside index.html inside the head tag & the token key is also set.
But i still get this msg shown below inside my mixpanel dashboard.
In this tutorial we can trigger an event from console.log and can see the event in mixpanel dashboard but when i try to do the same mixpanel.track returns undefined.. instead it should have returned an object as shown in the video.
I then tried to follow this article from medium.. https://medium.com/#andrewoons/setting-up-mixpanel-in-react-3e4c5b8c2a36. but still no luck..
set:
const trackAutomaticEvents = true;
const mixpanel = new Mixpanel("Your Project Token", trackAutomaticEvents);
The main culprit is the browser settings..
Go to browser settings > Privacy and security > Cookies and other site data
Turn Off Send
‘Do Not Track’ request with your browsing traffic
Enable
Allow all cookies
This should fix the problem
Had the same problem. Mohammed's suggestion works. Rather than fight Chrome's permission UI, I tested console in Safari and then I saw my test event "Jono Force" in the Live Event view.
How can I set a custom RPC URL into web3 object programmatically instead of doing it on the MetaMask?
My intention is to prevent any mistake from users.
Currently, Metamask doesn't support this feature yet. but as far as I know, they are working on it. You can keep an eye on this issue, and also eip2015.
I am utilizing inAppBrowser and understand how to subscribe to event observable such as loadstart, loadstop etc. I am trying to figure out a solution for capturing the request made from within InAppBrowser instance previous to it being sent, similar to Angulars HTTPInterceptor feature when making crafted requests from within the app it's self.
As I understand it, loadstart has already committed to sending the request and all you can capture from this is the URL from within Ionic app.
As a solution I can executescript and utilize its callback to retrieve info about a request direct from the browser but this feels like a awkward solution.
Any alternate solutions or assistance would be greatly appreciated.