on clock of Action.Submit button redirect to lambda function url

Question

Redirect with data object. Here is the code. Presntly it was not working { $schema: .../schemas/adaptive-card.json type: AdaptiveCard version: 1.0 body: [ { type: TextBlock spacing: none text: Click below to authenticate isSubtle: false wrap: true } ] actions: [ { type: Action.Submit title: Click me for signin data: { email:useremail@example.com msteams: { type: signin value: my-lambda-function-url } } } ] }

Amira Bedhiafi · Answer

Your problem can be with the way the URL is set in the data object the Action.Submit button does not directly handle HTTP redirects; instead it can send data to a handler (like a bot a service or a webhook) to process. Your Action.Submit can pass the email and other data to the bot or handler and then the bot can call the Lambda function URL. Another thing if your bot or service receives the data it can then initiate an HTTP request to call the Lambda function URL with the data. Adaptive Card { $schema: .../schemas/adaptive-card.json type: AdaptiveCard version: 1.0 body: [ { type: TextBlock spacing: none text: Click below to authenticate isSubtle: false wrap: true } ] actions: [ { type: Action.Submit title: Click me for signin data: { email: useremail@example.com redirectUrl: my-lambda-function-url } } ] } JavaScript (Bot/Service) // Example handler for the Adaptive Card submission const axios = require('axios'); app.post('/handle-adaptive-card' (req res) => { const { email redirectUrl } = req.body.data; // Now make an HTTP request to the Lambda function URL axios.post(redirectUrl { email: email }) .then(response => { res.status(200).send(Redirect successful); }) .catch(error => { console.error(Error redirecting: error); res.status(500).send(Failed to redirect to Lambda function); }); });