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Remove notification options – Removes notification options in account preferences.
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We’re challenged on how to handle multiple long alerts for mobile. In some instances they can be so long the rest of the actual content gets pushed down. the content of these alerts are related to various travel restrictions due to covid.
we’ve tried a few approaches to solutioning this, but either way the user will have to read all of these (since they are important) which isn’t a pleasant UX to be honest.
Is there any other way we could approach this solution?
I’m stuck to make some changes on this coding, to ensure no emails sent via bpaNotificationService if email in orderContacts object is null, so it doesn’t throw error logs? And also to include an info logger to say that “not sending email because no email is given”.
This is only if it’s email notification only, which is checking whether email notification key is not null.
@EEAction(value = "customer.sendNotification")
public class SendNotificationAction extends EEWorkflowAction {
private final NotificationService novusNotificationService;
private final sg.com.bpa.executionengine.notification.service.NotificationService bpaNotificationService;
public SendNotificationAction(NotificationService novusNotificationService, sg.com.bpa.executionengine.notification.service.NotificationService bpaNotificationService) {
this.novusNotificationService = novusNotificationService;
this.bpaNotificationService = bpaNotificationService;
}
@Override
public EEActionResponse executeEEAction(EEActionRequest actionRequest, CustomerOrder customerOrder) {
log.info("Sending Notification for {} with notification type: {}",
OrderAttributeKey.BILLING_ACCOUNT_ID.getValue(customerOrder), actionRequest.getProcessVariable(ProcessVariable.NOTIFICATION_TYPE));
if (MailTemplate.doesNotificationExist(actionRequest.getProcessVariable(ProcessVariable.NOTIFICATION_TYPE)) ||
SmsTemplate.doesNotificationExist(actionRequest.getProcessVariable(ProcessVariable.NOTIFICATION_TYPE))) {
bpaNotificationService.sendNotification(actionRequest, customerOrder);
} else {
novusNotificationService.sendNotification(actionRequest, customerOrder);
}
return createResponse();
}
}
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Backorder notification isn’t showing in the cart if saleable qty= 0 and the actual qty= 1 when the order has been shipped with that item it will then show the correct notification in cart. “We don’t have as many quantity as you requested, but we’ll back order the remaining 1.” (See image)
The problem is customers can purchase a product thinking that it is in stock when it actually isn’t until the order containing the item is shipped.
This was on my son’s phone and I can’t figure out what app it is. Want to make sure it’s legit for his age!
Many web based applications now allow using @xyz to trigger an email notification to existing user. This is nice UX pattern to trigger notification which does not require explicit subscription to an item, provided such notification are enabled by user at site level.
Parsing the @NAME from comment and trigger email is relatively straightforward. However I am wondering how to go about implementing autocompletion when user types @xyz in CKEditor for comments.
We have implemented autocompletion on dedicated text field that are for inputing usernames, but it’s unclear how to implement this when a user adds free text via CKEditor on comment form. The user can include @name anywhere and multiple times.
Is there any reference module that does this or other ideas?
Thanks
On the Messenger app, you get notifications of what others say in a chat that appear on the top bar of your iPhone. However, when you swipe down on one, it displays options like “Reply”, “Like”, which makes it seem as if you’ve read it. Will that show on the actual chat?
We have the following “Custom Responses – Wait for all responses” action inside MS Flow:-
Where we are attaching a file to the response email >> now the email which will be sent will contain the attachment which is fine >> but the notification which will be shown inside the MS Teams will not contain the attachment…
so i have the following 2 questions:-
how we can attach the attachment to the notification which will be sent to MS Team?
if point-1 can not be achieved >> then can we prevent the above “Custom Responses – Wait for all responses” from sending notification to MS Teams and only send a normal notification by email?
Thanks
