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Limit. Enter the number of conversations to be retrieved. (The latest conversation is retrieved first.)
Using Messaging Manager node in Experience Designer
The following image shows a sample flow with the Messaging Manager node.
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The sample payload format for Create action
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//currentUserId is the sender User ID
var currentUserId = "<senderUserId>";
msg.payload = {session:{user:{currentUserId : currentUserId}}};
msg.payload.receipient = "<recipient1>, <recipient2>";
return msg; |
The sample payload format for Update action
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//currentUserId is the sender User ID
var currentUserId = "<senderUserId>";
msg.payload.conversationId = "<targetConversationId>";
msg.payload = {session:{user:{currentUserId : currentUserId}}};
return msg; |
Output
The output of this node is available under msg.payload.conversationData for post-processing the response.
In the previous example, when you trigger the intent, a custom message is sent to the recipient’s engage inbox from your login.
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When you change the action to Update, the updated message is sent to the recipient.
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When the action is set to Read, the node retrieves the most recent specified number of conversations.
From the output payload, you can find the read status of a message. For example:
“msg.payload.conversationData.conversations[#].users[#].read” will have the status as “true” or “false” suggesting the message is “read by the recipient” or “not read by the recipient” respectively.
# is the number that depends on the Limit number. If the Limit number is 10, then # can take values between 0 and 9.
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