LogicDialog
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  • What is Logicdialog?
  • Creating your bot
    • Building a conversation flow
    • Finding and editing blocks
    • Selecting the block type
    • Reusing blocks
    • How to change a block type
    • Organising blocks by topic
    • Removing content
    • Buttons
    • Forms
    • Previewing your bot
    • How to write your content
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    • NLP
    • Creating Intents
    • Creating Entities
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    • Department Routing
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    • WhatsApp
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    • MS Teams
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    • Importing knowledge
      • Importing Word Documents
  • Fundamentals
    • Blocks
    • Analytics
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    • Intents
    • Entities
    • Events
    • Forms
    • Webhooks
    • Chat Plugin
  • Support
    • Getting support
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    • Changes to Authentication Provider
    • Enabling Browser Notifications
    • End of support for chat plugin installer
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  1. Creating your bot

Finding and editing blocks

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Last updated 2 years ago

Here's the scenario: You're tasked to change the content the bot's putting out. But your bot is massive. So how do you find that one block you need? There are a couple of ways which we'll describe below.

Find it on the Responses screen

You can use the Filters option at the top of the screen to find all the blocks that belong to certain topic by selecting the topic and finding your block in there.

Or, if you know the name of the block or some of the words the bot says, a quicker way can be to pop them into the search box at the top of the screen and it'll show you a list of blocks that contain that phrase in its message content or title name.

To edit from here: