There are special magic texts available for incoming sms messages. Your best bet is to include them in the speak text. Please see attached screen shot for a quick and dirty bare bones example I just tested. The magic text fields are in brackets.hello
Any suggestions on how to read incoming sms content.
I have setup SMS incoming from anyone
and then Speak text, but that only reads what text I've entered, not the actual SMS content
what am I missing, permissions, accessibility
thx
Another point is that to use SMS related Magic texts, you must use SMS related triggers. Otherwise these specific Magic texts are not available.hello
Any suggestions on how to read incoming sms content.
I have setup SMS incoming from anyone
and then Speak text, but that only reads what text I've entered, not the actual SMS content
what am I missing, permissions, accessibility
thx
got it, but still no joyUse the Select Number option.
The macro you included does not have a say text action. I think what pseudocyclic was trying to find out is if in the popup when the macro runs, do the details of the received text message appear or not?it does pop-up, but that's all, no audio announcements
You can't really test it when it's disabledit does pop-up, but that's all, no audio announcements
You are 100% right and are crystal clear indeed. Hope it'll help @terraterm...To be crystal clear, the macro MUST contain the correct trigger AND that trigger MUST invoke the macro actions. In other words, the macro has to be invoked because the trigger has detected an incoming text. This is because the trigger gathers all the relevant information (eg sender details, message, etc) and makes it available to the actions.
Obviously this is a simplified explanation from someone (me) who is not an expert but I think you will find it to be sufficiently on point.