Hello James, I'm new to bot and I have a scenario where I want to start a dialogue but in StartAsync method it wait for user input on context.Wait(methodName), Is there any way to skip waiting for user input ?
Thanks a lot James for the whole series of videos. One comment in reference to this one: the file that is downloaded from the Github repo contains a couple of errors that make it difficult to F5
Hello James, thanks for your videos! It is possible to have Multiple Dialogs? Like, MathDialog and CookingDialog for example? When I do this, no matter which dialog I start, the code goes for the same dialog without me calling it.
In the MessageController Class, in the Post method, you create a dialog. If you create a CookingDialog here, it will be the default one and the Bot Application will start with it.
Thanks in a million! Very well explained. This is the nth time that I am watching this again. Great content. Awesome. Grade: A++ 💥
Hi James,
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Hello James, I'm new to bot and I have a scenario where I want to start a dialogue but in StartAsync method it wait for user input on context.Wait(methodName), Is there any way to skip waiting for user input ?
Thanks a lot James for the whole series of videos. One comment in reference to this one: the file that is downloaded from the Github repo contains a couple of errors that make it difficult to F5
in startasync metod you can delete asvync word and return Task.CompletedTask;
Hello James, thanks for your videos!
It is possible to have Multiple Dialogs?
Like, MathDialog and CookingDialog for example?
When I do this, no matter which dialog I start, the code goes for the same dialog without me calling it.
In the MessageController Class, in the Post method, you create a dialog. If you create a CookingDialog here, it will be the default one and the Bot Application will start with it.