all-true is not working

[mericda]

Hi,

I am having trouble catching matched phrases with all-true. If I remove all-true, it seems like it is working. Any tips?

[mericda]

Specifically, I am trying the example bot.rb, and hints are not working. It seems like it can't trigger postback action.

[progapandist]

Can you provide an example please? I’ll look into it

[progapandist]

In the demo bot, the all: true means, for instance, that the prompt for user location can be triggered by any of the phrases "Where am I", "Tell me where I am", etc, as long as all words "I", "where" and "am" are present in the sentence in any order. If one of them is missing — prompt won't be triggered. What's your use case?

[mericda]

Hi @progapandist, I am basically trying to work with the example bot.rb that you have provided, but it does not work when I try to click the hint words: where I am or take questionnaire.

I am not sure what is the problem. Maybe the quick replies can't catch the postback? or all:true does not work properly? In order to solve it temporarily, I have altered the code like this:

    bind "take questionnaire", "sample questionnaire", to: :start_questionnaire, start_thread: {
      message: questionnaire_welcome,
      quick_replies: questionnaire_replies
    }

    bind "Where am I?", to: :lookup_location, start_thread: {
      message: 'Let me know your location',
      quick_replies: LOCATION_PROMPT
    }

where is the original was:

    bind 'questionnaire', to: :start_questionnaire, start_thread: {
      message: questionnaire_welcome,
      quick_replies: questionnaire_replies
    }

    bind 'where', 'am', 'I', all: true, to: :lookup_location, start_thread: {
      message: 'Let me know your location',
      quick_replies: LOCATION_PROMPT
    }

I have also individually tried the code below, and when I type 'all true', it won't give me a response. so I believe all:true is somehow is not working.

    bind 'all', 'true', all:true do
      say "all true really"
    end

Thank you for your quick response!

[progapandist]

Hi, I guess it's my fault, I introduced a bug, here's how to fix it if you already cloned the boilerplate and adopted it for your project:

Change this line in message_dispatch.rb to:

regexps = regex_strings.map { |rs| /\b#{rs}/i }

Then please confirm that it worked and I'm going to update the boilerplate on GH too 😌

[mericda]

Yes, that solves the problem! Thank you so much!