Hello, I’ve tried this : /intent{{“entities”:“entity value”}} to specify an intent with a given entity value. I wanted to know if it is possible to add several entities values like :
/intent{{“entities1”:“entity value”},{“entities2”:“entity value”}}
Thanks
You should be able to do it like this
/intent{{“entities1”:“entity value”, “entities2”:“entity value”}}Sorry, why does my solution not work:
domain.yml:
slots:
datenschutzhinweis:
type: text
utter_askIfCustomerHappy:
- text: "Are you happy with the product?"
buttons:
- title: "Yes, happy"
payload: /affirm{{"customer_satisfaction":"yes"}}
- title: "No, unhappy"
payload: 'denny{{"customer_satisfaction":"no"}}
utter_satisfaction:
- text: "Thanks for your answer. You are {customer_satisfaction}!"
stories.yml
stories:
- story: happy path
steps:
- intent: greet
- action: utter_greet
- action: utter_askIfCustomerHappy
- intent: affirm
- action: utter_satisfaction
If I go the happy path, the response is: *Thanks for your answer. You are None!*
Is that apostrophe meant to be a “/”?
Did you define your slot for customer_satisfaction? Is the influence_conversation = true for it? If influence_conversation is set to true, then you need to change your story to
- intent: affirm
- slot_was_set:
- customer_satisfaction: yes
- action: utter_satisfaction
There is also the typo for
payload: 'denny{{"customer_satisfaction":"no"}}
It should probably be
payload: /deny{{"customer_satisfaction":"no"}}Hi @Johan1us,
I also faced such a problem. In my use case the number of buttons are dynamic. The titles for the buttons are taken by a database in custom actions. Then I want to handle all these dynamic buttons using one intent and I want to implement these buttons using custom actions. But when I add the payload like above example without double quote it gives me errors. ex: when I put /feedback_button{{"feedback_value":"positive"}} in custom action it gives me syntax errors.
This is a sample code for get you some idea about my issue. This code is is actions.py
send_button = [{“title”: “title 1”, “payload”: /sample{{“entity1”:“entity_value_1”}}, {“title”: “title 2”, “payload”: /sample{{“entity1”:“entity_value_2”}}}]
dispatcher.utter_button_message(text=“The buttons are”,buttons=send_button)
I want after someone click the relevant button it should be identify the intent sample and fill the entity with relevant entity value. ex: if user select button 1 named title 1 I want to find the intent sample and fill the entity1 with entity_value_1
how can I fix this?
@akelad , can you reply to this Question here by Sandares .
Also, How should I capture what the user has clicked , if the slot value are dynamic. as when I click on the button it gives me the intent name instead of the button title value.
Thanks.
Hi @pandaxar
can you put the code of how did you created buttons widgets in case the response contains buttons with flutter ?
Thank you
Hello, Do you know how can I set a slot of type list using an action server? I am trying to create a checklist functionality I have the frontend ready but I am stuck on how to set the slot. This is a sample code. The idea is when the button is pressed it sets a slot of type List (a list of strings). I am using Rasa 3.0.3. I used the same on 2.8.16 and it works. I would really appreciate your help.
action.py
class ActionAskFeelings(Action):
def name(self) -> Text:
return "action_ask_feelings"
async def run(self,
dispatcher: CollectingDispatcher,
tracker: Tracker,
domain: Dict[Text, Any]) -> List[Dict[Text, Any]]:
app_dict = {
'products': ['happy', 'great']
}
app_json = json.dumps(app_dict)
dispatcher.utter_message(
text='How do you feel',
buttons=[
{
"title": "great",
"type": "postback",
"payload": "/tell_hello_world{}".format(app_json),
},
{
"title": "super sad",
"type": "postback",
"payload": "/mood_sad",
}
]
)
# dispatcher.utter_message(attachment=MOCK_SCHEMA)
return []
I defined the slot in this way on domain.yml
slots:
products:
type: list
mappings:
- type: custom
This is the warning message I got
I created an action to print the slot value after press the button, but it is always empty
Hi @jona,
Try with this code once:
buttons=[ ]
buttons.append({'title': 'Great', 'payload': '/tell_hello_world{"Products": "Great"}'})
buttons.append({'title': 'Happy', 'payload': '/tell_hello_world{"Products": "Happy"}'})
buttons.append({'title': 'Super Sad', 'payload': '/mood_sad'})
dispatcher.utter_message(text="How do you feel:\n",buttons=buttons)
return [ ]
Thanks, @rajas.black buttons works also I was able to make work my last approach on Rasa 3 changing domain.yml in this way
entities:
- product
- products
slots:
products:
type: list
influence_conversation: true
mappings:
- type: from_entity
entity: products
product:
type: text
influence_conversation: true
mappings:
- type: from_entity
entity: product
Using Rasa 2.8.16
slots:
products:
type: list
product:
type: text
@jona Glad it worked. Please mark it as answer and close the thread.
Hi @Sandares I too am getting syntax errors when I tried to do it like this. What was the solution that you found?
Please shape the modified code, if it’s unresolved still.