>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 06:10

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 05:25

can anyone please help, getting errror with new version

Input In [5], in main()
710 application = builder.build()
712 # Add handlers to the Application
--> 713 application.add_handler(MessageHandler(filters.TEXT & filters.update.ChannelPost, forward_message))
714 application.add_handler(CommandHandler('start', start))
715 application.add_handler(CommandHandler('updates', update_command))

AttributeError: module 'telegram.ext.filters' has no attribute 'update'

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 00:00

Anyone know about this firsthand?

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 23:55

Maybe my bot also needs to be an admin

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 20:42

Copying is forwarding without showing that it's forwarded

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 20:28

But I don't need to copy it, especially if there are photo or video or documents.

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 20:25

Hello, How could I delete forward from sign, Is it avaliable?

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 18:12

telegram.ext.CallbackContext.args
telegram.ext.CommandHandler.has_args

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 18:07

is it possible to attach second argument to command handler?
E.x: /all [message]
sends message to all users

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 16:41

No conversation handlers are not designed that way currently. track the redesign at #2770

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 18:35

is here anyone send me exaample of the file like,

filters.Document.MimeType('audio/mpeg')
pls send me this file example i always find this as class audio not inside document

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 18:22

but hey if you want to, dont let me stop you. add it to the data param and, as explained in the docs, access it via context.job.data.

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 18:19

seems like it's not advisable to refactor out the job queue and command functions into one function then? From the documentation there doesn't seem to be a way to pass in the params

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 17:53

feel free to report spam to admins

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 17:33

Hey all, I'm trying to schedule a job using.... The job calls a function that can be called manually using a command, so I defined it with params (update, context). When I pass in update, context through the job scheduler function, I keep getting error

WARNING - Update "None" caused error "'coroutine' object is not callable"
NoneType: None

def setup_add_job(api):
    async def set_job(update, context):
        context.job_queue.run_repeating(_check_follows(api, context, update), interval=300, first=0, chat_id=update.message.chat_id)
        await update.message.reply_text('Polling every 5 minutes!')
        return
    return set_job

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 06:09

Hey. You seem to be using the new version (>=20.0) of python-telegram-bot but your code is written for an older and deprecated version (<=13.15).
Please update your code to the new v20 by reading the release notes and the transition guide linked below.
You can also install a version of PTB that is compatible with your code base, but please note that the library has undergone significant changes in v20 and the older version is not supported anymore. It may contain bugs that will not be fixed by the PTB team and it also doesn't support new functions added by newer Bot API releases.

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 February 2024 02:22

I'm not getting the showPopup() method to work. How am I supposed to chain it?

    function displayPopup() {
        Telegram.WebApp.showPopup({ 
            message: "Your message here",
            buttons: [
                { text: "OK" }, 
                { text: "Cancel", type: 'negative' } // Optional 'negative' style
            ],
            onClose: () => { 
                console.log('Popup closed');
            }
        });
    }

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 23:56

https://core.telegram.org/bots/faq#what-messages-will-my-bot-get

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 23:49

Hi my bot sometimes doesn't respond if I don't tag it in the command.

But after I tag it, it wakes up and starts responding like normal.

Group privacy is disabled. Do you know what else can fix it

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 20:30

ChatMemberUpdated
python-telegram-bot documentation for this doc:
telegram.chatmemberupdated

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 20:27

Bot.copy_message
python-telegram-bot documentation for this method:
telegram.Bot.copy_message

Telegram's official Bot API documentation has more info about copyMessage.

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 20:24

How do I reliably detect when a member enters or leaves a group of any size?

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 18:12

+CallbackContext.args+, +CommandHandler.has_args+ to enforce !search

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 16:41

Issue #2770: [Discussion:] ConversationHandler by Bibo-Joshi

>>> telegram.Bot()

27 February 2024 16:40

Hey. What exactly do you want this for? This seems like an xy-problem to me.

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 18:34

Hello
How do I delete all CallbackQuery and buttons when the bot is stopped?

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 18:20

I mean you could, several ways. But in general one doesn't need it :D

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 17:54

you pass a function handle, not a called function to run_repeating

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 17:34

What exactly is going wrong? Is it trying to pass in my context into the called function of a scheduler?

>>> telegram.Bot()

28 January 2024 17:23

Polling is a blocking process