How should the AMAZON.Scroll...Intent be implemented?

This page states that Skill Developer doesn't need to handle these intents but if I don't have it in my Lambda function my 'Unhandled' case will get executed which triggers an "I'm sorry I didn't get that" type response. If I add the AMAZON.ScrollDownIntent to my Lambda function to do just a console.log() the online test tool results in "The response is invalid" for the "scroll down" utterance.

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Jamie@Amazon ♦♦ · Sep 19, 2017 at 05:57 PM

As it is documented, I am pretty sure you do not need to handle these intents. For example, if you've displayed a list template, you should be able to say scroll where ever and it will do it for you. When you have tried saying it, what template did you have displayed? I'm pretty sure it's not supported on body templates, so that may be why your unhandled is being hit. Regardless, it's still up to you to look out for that error and handle appropirately.

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john Jamie@Amazon ♦♦ · Sep 23 at 02:26 PM

I'm looking for the same answer. On an Echo Show one can say "scroll down" and the skill will scroll the show but there's no response. I tried adding the AMAZON.ScrollUpIntent and AMAZON.ScrollDownIntent to the schema with a simple "scroll up" , "scroll down" invocation and added the intents to the function but the intents are ignored in the function.

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barry@amazon ♦♦ john · Oct 02 at 04:49 PM

Hi @john and thanks for your message.

Have the intent handlers been registered with the builder? Also, be aware that the order in which they are listed in the builder is the same order that they will be checked. So if you have a "Unhandled" case, as the original poster, listed before the AMAZON.ScrollDownIntent or AMAZON.ScrollUpIntent handlers, they will not get triggered.

Regards,
Barry

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How should the AMAZON.Scroll...Intent be implemented?

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