Feature
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Description
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Configuration
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Incoming Webhooks are available only at the Group level. |
Flexibility |
Any application that can send HTTPS POST request can send messages
using incoming webhooks.
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Markdown
support
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Attachments
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You can add up to 10 files to a Post. The size limit per file is 10 MB
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Click the plug icon from the vertical menu in the top-right part of the page.
Scroll through the list of Integrations and click Incoming Webhook.
Click Configure.
Select the Group, where you would like to post messages.
Enter a name for the Webhook, and upload an image.
Click Save.
The new field that appears below the Custom Function will give you the URL for the Incoming Webhook. Messages from other applications will be sent to this URL, and the URL is also specific to the Group that you have selected.
Copy the Webhook URL to the clipboard and save it.
Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Click integrations from the vertical menu in the top-right part of the page.
Scroll through the list of Integrations and click Incoming Webhook.
Click Configure to create a new Incoming Webhook, or open an existing one.
Navigate to Custom Function, click Write function.
In the pop-out editor, write your code.
Once done, close the editor and click Save.
{ "customFunctionResponse": {"message": {"userMessage": []},"output": {"payload":{"message": "Testing Content","value":"Content for test"},"streamId":"3000000577088","messageType":"comment"},"status": "success"},
{ "customFunctionResponse": {"status": "failure"},
Click Integrations from the vertical menu in the top-right part of the page.
Navigate to Incoming Webhook.
Open the required Webhook, navigate to Webhook URL.
Click Re-generate, seen in the bottom-right of the URL box.
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