Im looking to use Work Management, and Ive created a number of tasks with Titles & Descriptions. However when I go to the "List" function, The summary field is empty, and the Issue type is also greyed out. This function isn't useful if no information appears, is there something I can do to fix this? I didn't customize anything, this is straight out of the box functionality.
Ok, now this code should work:
string url = "https://slack.com/api/chat.postMessage";
string [] headers = "Accept|text/plain";
string link = "<http://www.google.com|This is a link to Google>";
string[] params = {"token","my_token","channel","ckast-private","text", link};
httpPost(url, headers, params);Best regards,
Alex
Thanks, Alex. Using your exact example above, all this does is post "final" which makes sense since "final" is encapsulated in the quotes. I'm assuming I need to concatenate? I tried doing this: string [] params = "token|my_token|channel|ckast-private|text|" + final; But that produces my original error. What's the appropriate way to concatenate inside of an array? Thanks again!
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Sorry Chris, my bad, i've edited the code block.
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Hello Chris,
I've used a script like this and it works:
string [] headers = "Accept|text/plain|Accept-Language|ro_RO"; string [] params = "param1|value1|param2|value2"; headers += "custom-url"; headers += "http://www.google.com/reallyworks"; string google = "http://www.google.com/search?q=test"; httpPost(google, headers, params);
Have a nice day,
Alex
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Sorry...maybe I should have been more clear. The link to Google is a actually a part of the text that's being sent as a parameter in the payload (Google is just an example...I can be any URL). I've updated my original question with the code I have now. Hopefully that's more clear.
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