Retrieve Adaptive card data from the form in Waterfall Dialog Steps and Passing Dynamic Data to Adaptive Card using Microsoft Bot Framework v4 C#.
Microsoft Teams bot sample to send and collect data from Adaptive Card in Waterfall Dialog Model using Microsoft Bot Framework v4 .NET C#.
This example contains the .NET C# code to create an Adaptive card with simple text and image block. Start by adding AdaptiveCards nuget package.
If $when condition is true, then only Adaptive Card JSON element will be shown to the user else it will not be shown. Use $when property to drop an element.
In this part, we will create a welcome card using Adaptive Cards. The welcome card will be shown to the user when a user joins the conversation. It is a best practice to let the user know, what this bot is all about and how can the user interact with it.
In this post, we will create a menu card using Bot Builder SDK v4 in C# to translate text, detect language and get a list of all supported languages using Azure Translation API.
In this part, we will be planning and designing our bot before starting the implementation. Design and Planning in the initial stage help to get a clear picture of the project we are going to build.
In this blog series, we will create a ToDo bot that will allow you to Create, View and Delete Tasks. In this part we will create a welcome card using Adaptive Cards. Welcome card will be shown to the user when user joins the conversation. It is a best practice to let the user know, what this bot is all about and how can the user interact with it.
In this blog series, we will create an E-commerce bot for one of the Chocolate Store "Naami Chocos". This bot will have following functionalities - Authentication, Add to Cart, Payment Integration. In this part we will create a welcome card using Adaptive Cards. Welcome card will be shown to the user when user joins the conversation. It is a best practice to let the user know, what this bot is all about and how can the user interact with it.
This bot will help you to test your APIs by giving the response as passed or failed. In the first part we will cover Open GET APIs. Open GET APIs don't have any authorization as such. We just provide the URL and call the API, which in turn gives a response along with status code.
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