I’m want to know how to submit a form after the filling.
If you remember, before, in rasa sdk-1.10.3, you should use submit method (in FormAction) that was executed directly after form filling.
Now with rasa-sdk 2.2.0, we must use FormValidationAction and I don’t uderstand how to submit form after the filling.
I tried in stories to execute a custom action after the form filling but bot don’t execute her.
Example of a story :
- story: test
steps:
- intent: how_to_do_something # -> user ask how to do something
- action: utter_do_something # -> bot respond and explain how to do this thing
- action: utter_ask_feeback # -> bot response is ok for user ?
- intent: deny # -> Bot response was not ok for user because bot didn't respond correctly
- action: report_conversation_form # -> form to send mail to administrator
- active_loop: report_conversation_form
- active_loop: null
- action: action_submit_report_conversation_form # -> action to send mail but she's not executed
She’s the one and only story declared in stories.yaml file and she’s not executed correctly.
Activating/Deactivating a form is now handled by the RulePolicy. We’ve got a new guide which lists an example of a Rule that handles the form.
rules:
- rule: Submit form
condition:
# Condition that form is active.
- active_loop: restaurant_form
steps:
# Form is deactivated
- action: restaurant_form
- active_loop: null
- slot_was_set:
- requested_slot: null
# The actions we want to run when the form is submitted.
- action: utter_submit
- action: utter_slots_values
Are you using rules for forms at the moment or is there a reason why you’re trying to handle this via stories?
To help me understand better, could you share what exactly you are asking for in your form? Also, what kind of assistant is this? Customer service? Anything you can share about the types of intents?
I have a similar issue, I’m struggling to submit forms. I want the user to confirm they are happy with the form contents before it is submitted, when I try to do this using rules, it tells me to use stories.