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Thisproperty contains a brief description of the error if one is available or has been set. The message property combined with the name property is used by the Error.prototype.toString() method to create a string representation of the Error.

I'm attempting to create and publish a survey through Survey123 and upon completing a test version of the new survey, I attempt to publish it and I get the following error code with no further explanation:

After searching google and geonet, I wasn't able to come up with what exactly this error means. All of the other examples of errors like this that I have seen have additional information in the error code( for example: "code":-1,"message":"","isTrusted":true .

*UPDATE* - I deleted the problem survey and started back over from scratch and I was able to publish the survey. However, I'm still curious to see if anyone knows why it failed in the first place and what that seemingly non-descriptive error code actually means so that I can avoid it in the future.

Also, have you ever transferred the ownership of this survey? Because, if you change the owner of the survey's items but do not move them to a folder with the exact same name, you will get this error message when trying to make any changes to the survey. That's because while you own the survey and are capable of editing and technically re-publishing, Survey123 cannot connect to AGOL to access the underlying data to republish the survey because of the missing folder.

I am new to Survey123 and ran into this issue. I created a decent sized survey and it published fine. Then did quite a bit of editing to the original survey. Deleted questions, added questions and tried to republish. Ran into this very non-descript error (honestly I get very frustrated with the lack of detail in Portal error messages). I saved an alternate copy using Ismael's suggestion on this same post but was still getting same error. Finally, I cleared my cache and attempted to republish and it worked for both the original and the cloned survey! I hope this post can help avoid rebuilds for someone in the future.

Having created a survey, I then made a copy using Save As and replaced two questions with new answer formats. When publishing this updated survey, I encountered this message. Ismael's workaround did the trick.

The maximum total number of recipients included in the toRecipients, ccRecipients, and bccRecipients properties for a single email message sent from an Exchange Online mailbox is 500. For more information, see sending limits.

I updated my zoom last year in November I think. Soon after that on my group chats people's messages were coming through as "Cannot decrypt message". It progressively got worse across more and more of the members. across my team. I could read it on my mobile, but today I started to receive the same message on my mobile. In the interim i have uninstalled zoom and reinstalled but the problem persists. Does anyone have a solution for this?

Hi @ShaunDJ when using advanced chat encryption, there may be situations where a sent message cannot be decrypted and viewed. This is often due to both users not being connected at the same time and thus being unable to share the key that is used to decrypt the message. As soon as both users are online, the key will be automatically shared between them, and the message decrypted.

If a message is sent and the user clears their chat messages or uninstalls the Zoom client before the message is decrypted and viewed, then the key that was used to encrypt the message(s) is lost and cannot be recovered. This means that the sent message cannot be decrypted, as the key to do so no longer exists on either device.

Thanks for your response. The problem is that we are both currently online and we will send a message in a live chat to each other it still happens. In the example below we were all online at the same time. The people whose messages were encrypted could not read the messages from from the other people.

This is often due to both users not being connected at the same time and thus unable to share the key that is used to decrypt the message. As soon as both users are online, the key will be automatically shared between them and the message decrypted.

Thank you for your response. this is happening while both parties are online. It started with just me. This happened son after a zoom update. The rest of my company (about 30 people) did not have the issue. From about November the same thing was happening to people across my company. We at a point where zoom is not working for us and we currently creating chat groups on WhatsApp. Crazy.

*Note: For some people who create a new account on X, your account settings may already be set to receive message requests from other people you don't follow. These requests are kept separate from your other DMs until you accept them. You can accept the request to continue the conversation. To disable message requests, go to your Settings.

Navigate to your DMs and tap or click on the search bar. From there, type in keywords and names of the conversations you're looking for and messages, groups, and people with those keywords or names will populate. To go directly to the message, tap or click on the search result.

You can receive messages from anyone if you check the box next to Allow Messages requests from everyone in your Privacy and safety settings on twitter.com. You can also adjust this setting via the X for iOS or X for Android apps. If you enable this option, anyone can message you and add you to group conversations.

Note: Disabling the Receive messages from anyone setting will not prevent you from continuing to receive Direct Messages from someone you don't follow if you have a prior conversation already established with that person. You will need to either report the conversation or block the account to stop receiving Direct Messages from that person.

Deleting the message will remove it from your inbox. Note: Deleting a message will not prevent that account from sending you messages in the future. You will always have the option to block the account or report the conversation. Blocked accounts cannot send you messages, unless you unblock them.

Additionally, by default, we filter lower-quality requests from the Requests section of your inbox for the X for iOS and Android app. When enabled, the quality filter for message requests hides conversation requests we think may be lower quality. You will not receive notifications for filtered requests, but these messages will still be viewable behind the low quality filter that exists at the bottom of the Requests section of your inbox.

Note: If you have the Allow message requests from everyone setting enabled under the Direct Messages section of your Privacy and safety settings, it is possible to disable and enable the quality filter from your privacy settings. This feature is only available currently on iOS and Android devices.

The channel property is the ID of the channel, private group, or DM channelthis message is posted in. The user property is the ID of the user,the text property is the message, and ts is the unique (per-channel)timestamp. Messages can also include an attachments property, containing a list ofattachment objects.

If the message has been edited after posting, it will include an editedproperty, which includes the user ID of the editor and the timestamp for when the editoccurred. The original text of the message is not available.

In the Events API, the exact message event is defined differently, and the specific event you subscribe to also dictates what scopes your app needs: for example, private channels require the groups:history scope. Depending on your associated OAuth scope or the channels your bot user belongs to, you must subscribe to one of the following events:

They are structured in this way so that clients can either support them fully by having distinct behavior for each different subtype, or they can fallback to just displaying the text of the message. The full list of message subtypes is below.

Some subtypes have a special hidden property. These indicate messages thatare part of the history of a channel, but should not be displayed to users. Examples include records of message edits or deletes:

The Message class is very similar to theEmailMessage class, without the methods added by thatclass, and with the default behavior of certain other methods being slightlydifferent. We also document here some methods that, while supported by theEmailMessage class, are not recommended unless you aredealing with legacy code.

An email message consists of headers and a payload. Headers must beRFC 5322 style names and values, where the field name and value areseparated by a colon. The colon is not part of either the field name or thefield value. The payload may be a simple text message, or a binary object, ora structured sequence of sub-messages each with their own set of headers andtheir own payload. The latter type of payload is indicated by the messagehaving a MIME type such as multipart/* ormessage/rfc822.

The conceptual model provided by a Message object is that of anordered dictionary of headers with additional methods for accessing bothspecialized information from the headers, for accessing the payload, forgenerating a serialized version of the message, and for recursively walkingover the object tree. Note that duplicate headers are supported but specialmethods must be used to access them.

If policy is specified (it must be an instance of a policyclass) use the rules it specifies to update and serialize the representationof the message. If policy is not set, use the compat32 policy, which maintains backward compatibility withthe Python 3.2 version of the email package. For more information see thepolicy documentation.

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