Card Container Action

This operation will add a new card in a carousel template. Each card can have text, an image, multiple buttons and a default URL.

Settings

The action uses the following settings:

Setting

Description

Title

The title of the card.

Subtitle

The subtitle of the card.

Web View Height Ratio

These options change the height of the Web View used to display web content when using an Url Button. This is a Facebook specific setting.

Default Url

The default Url that will be opened by the card when clicked

Image Source

The Url or Xenioo storage source of the card main image. External image Urls need to be served through HTTPS protocol.

Use Messenger Extensions

Enables the Facebook messenger extension feature. When enabled the Default Url value must be part of the whitelisted domains.

Redirect To Floating Area

If enabled and supported, the link will be displayed inside the channel floating area. Currently only Web Channel supports the floating area.

Remarks

Not all channels can natively display carousels. Xenioo will resort to alternate rendering methods if the selected channel does not support carousels natively.

When used on a touch enabled device, carousel cards can be scrolled using a simple swipe gesture.

When using a single or carouse card on RCS, Xenioo will assign the media height based on the View Height Ratio value, following the table below:

Height RatioMedia Height

COMPACT

SHORT_HEIGHT

TALL

TALL_HEIGHT

FULL

MEDIUM_HEIGHT

Trigger

This action has no triggers.

Variables

This action does not produce any variable.

Availability

Channel specific availability follows the table below:

Channel

Availability

Facebook

Fully Available.

WhatsApp

Fully Available.

Telegram

Fully Available.

Web

Fully Available.

Alexa

Fully Available.

Google Assistant

Fully Available.

Slack

Fully Available.

API

Fully Available.

This action can be used only inside interactions and not as child of other actions. Any account can use this action regardless of subscription level.

Further Reading

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