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I'm having a problem trying to get my AWS Lambda function to successfully output a series of HTML links when its running a SQL Query. private string GetEventSearchResults(ILambdaContext context, List<Event> events, string CustomerNumber) { var result = string.Empty; var link = string.Empty; if (events.Count > 0) { result = $"Events for {CustomerNumber}:"; foreach (var evt in events) { link = "http://localhost/event/" + $"{evt.ID}"; result += $"<br><a href=\"{link}\">Event: {evt.ID} - Status: {evt.Status}</a>"; } } else { result = "No Data found matching your query"; } return result; } When

I have a simple bot for ordering pizza, in a fullfilment function, I would like to display a video instead of a message. Here is what I have so far: 'use strict'; // Close dialog with the customer, reporting fulfillmentState of Failed or Fulfilled ("Thanks, your pizza will arrive in 20 minutes") function close(sessionAttributes, fulfillmentState, message) { return { sessionAttributes, dialogAction: { type: 'Close', fulfillmentState, message, }, }; } // --------------- Events ----------------------- function dispatch(intentRequest, callback) { console.log(`request received for userId=$

I'm trying to print a series of objects in a List using the C# version of AWS Lambda. Its linked to my AWS RDS and my Lex bot. Currently, when I test the bot using the LEX test console, the output that is printed isn't formatted with line breaks even though I'm using the \n line break for C#. Example Code: var result = string.Empty; result = $"Events for {User}:"; foreach (var evt in events) { result += $"\n\n{evt.ID} - {evt.FeedbackType} - {evt.Status} - {evt.OpenedDate.ToString()}"; } return result; Below is the output I am getting on Lex: Can anyone please explain how to fix this or if its

I'd like to create a notes/feedback field in my Lex bot, but it appears difficult to do. It seems like AMAZON.LITERAL used to do this, and current suggestions are to create a custom slot and pump a bunch of random data into it ( http://docs.aws.amazon.com/lex/latest/dg/gl-guidelines.html - bullet point 3 and other googles). Is this the best way to do it? Does anyone know of any examples or methods to better show how this can be done? In my case, feeding random data to the slot did not work. It used to capture only a part of input for the slot or most of the time it assigns NULL to the slot. To

I'm new to AWS. I'm build chatbot using aws lex and aws lambda c#. I'm using sample aws lambda C# program namespace AWSLambda4 { public class Function { /// <summary> /// A simple function that takes a string and does a ToUpper /// </summary> /// <param name="input"></param> /// <param name="context"></param> /// <returns></returns> public string FunctionHandler(string input, ILambdaContext context) { try { return input?.ToUpper(); } catch (Exception e) { return "sorry i could not process your request due to " + e.Message; } } } } I created a slot in aws lex to map first parameter input . But