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Issue adding users to send group. #4

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crobertsbmw opened this issue Apr 14, 2017 · 3 comments
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Issue adding users to send group. #4

crobertsbmw opened this issue Apr 14, 2017 · 3 comments

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@crobertsbmw
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This looks awesome. But I am having a hard time sending a message. If I click new message, it allows me to add users and type a message and hit send. Although when I put in an instagram username and type a message and hit send. It doesn't seem to be sending. The terminal shows this:

POST /api/send/message
{ users: '', message: 'hi' }

I'm assuming that there should be a user listed there, but there isn't. Am I doing something wrong?

@jackaperkins
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jackaperkins commented Apr 18, 2017

To be clear, you're typing their name and then clicking the name to add it to the "current users" list, then sending the message?

Here's what my view looks like right after i filter for their name and click to add them to the recipients.
screen shot 2017-04-18 at 5 39 53 pm

@crobertsbmw
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I'm not getting that. I type in a name, but I don't see any button to add a user to the current user list.

screen shot 2017-04-18 at 9 52 51 am

@jackaperkins
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Ah ha, so the current UI only supports adding people from your friends list. Try adding a few people from your testing account (instagram official account is a good target as you can message it too).

Def a todo would be to use the instagram API to search usernames live and add them to the suggestion list.

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