[rambo501]

Let's say I wanted to detect this interface.

This is what I tried:

interface = Interfaces.newQuery().texts("Congratulations").results().first();

But it just returns null, while being logged in with the above interface visible. What am I doing wrong here? Do ChatboxInterfaces use a different class?

 

[wet rag]

Try interface components

 

[rambo501]

Try interface components

That's... what I'm doing? What do you mean exactly?

 

[foxen]

You'd have to get the full text for the component if you want to use .texts, try using .textContains instead.
Also you should get the type of component for speed/efficiency with your querys.

 

[rambo501]

You'd have to get the full text for the component if you want to use .texts, try using .textContains instead.
Also you should get the type of component for speed/efficiency with your querys.

Thanks! Works perfectly.

 

[jhinn]

If you're specifically looking for that interface, you can use:

ChatDialog.getContinue()

ChatDialog

If not, you can do what the others suggested.

 

[foxen]

This is literally:

ChatDialog.getContinue()

ChatDialog

Come one guys.

He said in his first post, "Let's say I wanted to detect this interface.". So I was pretty sure this was a question about interfaces in general, not just ChatDialog.

 

[jhinn]

.

 

[makutu]

I can think of two reasons as to why you are looking to detect this interface.

1) If your intention is to notify the user of a level up and extra the information from that notification then you should look at querying via the Interfaces api. By doing a new query with the interface container, type, and actions (if appropriate), you can extra the exact component you wish to find.

2) If you're interested in finding this interface so that you can continue skilling, your best bet is to use the ChatDialog api, more specifically the ChatDialog#getContinue method. This returns the component that can be interacted with in order progress through the dialog by calling ChatDialog.Continue#select on it.

 

[auxi]

I can think of two reasons as to why you are looking to detect this interface.

1) If your intention is to notify the user of a level up and extra the information from that notification then you should look at querying via the Interfaces api. By doing a new query with the interface container, type, and actions (if appropriate), you can extra the exact component you wish to find.

2) If you're interested in finding this interface so that you can continue skilling, your best bet is to use the ChatDialog api, more specifically the ChatDialog#getContinue method. This returns the component that can be interacted with in order progress through the dialog by calling ChatDialog.Continue#select on it.

MVP.

 

[rambo501]

If you're specifically looking for that interface, you can use:

ChatDialog.getContinue()

ChatDialog

If not, you can do what the others suggested.

Not specifically, but this is really helpful as well! Thank you.
ChatDialog.getContinue() returns a Continue object, I assume you can cast this to InterfaceComponent? It doesn't help that there isn't much explanation in the API.
 

He said in his first post, "Let's say I wanted to detect this interface.". So I was pretty sure this was a question about interfaces in general, not just ChatDialog.

It was a question in general, but his suggestion is still very welcome.
 

I can think of two reasons as to why you are looking to detect this interface.

1) If your intention is to notify the user of a level up and extra the information from that notification then you should look at querying via the Interfaces api. By doing a new query with the interface container, type, and actions (if appropriate), you can extra the exact component you wish to find.

2) If you're interested in finding this interface so that you can continue skilling, your best bet is to use the ChatDialog api, more specifically the ChatDialog#getContinue method. This returns the component that can be interacted with in order progress through the dialog by calling ChatDialog.Continue#select on it.

I was mostly just wondering what I was doing wrong with my interfaces query, but yeah the goal was to continue skilling after leveling up. This is great to know! Thanks for the explanation.