![]() The authentication process starts with a list of all Facebook pages the authenticated account can administrate. Teams with multiple Facebook pages may see this error due to the way that Facebook provisions page access permissions to apps like Front. For more details, check out this in-depth guide published by Facebook.Įrror: Our access to this account was revokedĮrror may appear in channel settings as: Explanation ![]() You can still reply to them in Facebook directly. You will only be able to reply through Front to messages received in the last 7 days. "message": "(#100) No matching user found."Įrror: This message cannot be sent outside of the allowed 7 day windowįailed to send : This message cannot be sent outside of the allowed 7 day windowĭraft failure: This message cannot be sent outside of the allowed 7 day window Explanation When you reply from Front we use the Facebook Front application that is linked to your page, so this error will occur if the recipient closes the chat or blocks you. This is not the case when using a third-party service like Front. If you go directly to Facebook, you'll be able to reply to this recipient even if the conversation is deleted. The recipient will receive a request to create a new conversation with you. ![]() "message": "(#200) This person isn't available right now.",Īccording to Facebook's developer page, the error message means 'Message Not Sent: This person isn't available right now.' This occurs when a user deletes a conversation. Here is the error that Facebook provides. It's a Facebook error, and not one that Front can bypass. That error means that the recipient has closed your chat, or blocked you. User blocked you or deleted the conversation with you. If you're utilizing Front's Facebook inbox feature, you may experience an error that reads:
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