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amuramoto avatar amuramoto commented on May 29, 2024

Is it that /optionspostback is never hit, or it doesn't behave as expected? If it's never hit, then you'll have to debug your form, since the actual form/submit button isn't related to Messenger Platform, but is a standard HTML form.

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thynn11 avatar thynn11 commented on May 29, 2024

It never hit the /optionspostback if we submit the form invoked by messenger installed on Android.

If we use iPhone, the same code base with webview will return properly and behaves as expected.

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ChrisChinchilla avatar ChrisChinchilla commented on May 29, 2024

@thynn11 I just tested on Android, and the tutorial / code works as expected. From a stack overflow issue I just realised that the tutorial doesn't explicitly tell you to make sure you add your app_id to public/options.html:

MessengerExtensions.getContext('<APP_ID>',

So make sure you have that set and let me know if it now works for you, though that doesn't explain to me why it works on iOS. Try that first and let me know, we'll get the tutorial updated to make that explicit too.

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amuramoto avatar amuramoto commented on May 29, 2024

Thanks @ChrisChinchilla!

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