This commit replaces the static, simulated chat functionality with a live integration to a chatbot backend API. The chat page now sends user messages to a webhook endpoint using the `fetch` API. It implements session management by generating and storing a `sessionId` in `localStorage` to maintain conversation context between requests. Key changes: - Implement `async` `sendMessage` function to post to the chatbot API. - Add session ID generation and persistence. - Dynamically render text and image responses from the API. - Remove hardcoded example messages from the HTML. - Update the virtual assistant's name to "Maya". - Fix navigation links from the dashboard to the chat page.
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542 B
JavaScript
17 lines
542 B
JavaScript
// Toggle dropdown menu visibility
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const menuButton = document.querySelector('.mobile-header-menu-button');
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const dropdownMenu = document.querySelector('.dropdown-menu');
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if (menuButton && dropdownMenu) {
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menuButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
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dropdownMenu.classList.toggle('hidden');
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});
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}
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// Close dropdown when clicking outside
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document.addEventListener('click', function(event) {
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if (!event.target.closest('.mobile-header-right') && dropdownMenu) {
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dropdownMenu.classList.add('hidden');
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}
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});
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