>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 20:33

Question was not about that

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 15:07

Is it necessary to disable privacy mode? All staff worked fine before. . .

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 15:03

Did you disable privacy mode between adding the bot to chat1 and chat 2?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 13:58

i see, apscheduler it is then, thanks anyway

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 13:56

We sadly start the job queue and the update_queue in the same application start call. So no easy way unless you hack into the library.

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 13:46

You can just use APScheduler

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 10:54

You can't parse a link with the bot API.

You can parse the website though

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 10:47

As the Debian maintainers say, "it's ready when it's ready"

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 10:45

wdym with telegram link?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 09:28

nice way to write only 5 words long messages

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 09:01

Yeah its a question of rate limits and if you want the fancy animation

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 20:14

Yes exactly that is what it is for

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 20:02

You are like the fifth person asking for that, what is up with this feature and people needing a demo? :D

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 18:03

I mean, okay, thats fun. You can probably code most of that in the browser and have a thin bot api interface just getting updates and storing them somewhere and taking send message requests from the website.

But you can also do the heavy rendering serverside, however you want

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 17:46

User starts a chat
Chat is added to message management site
Staff can reply to the conversations that users have initiated to continue providing support as needed

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 20:31

Wiki of python-telegram-bot - Category FAQ
What messages can my Bot see?

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 15:05

Bot worked, but after restart stopped. In this only chat

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 15:01

Hi! Why my bot does not see commands from specific chat (simple echo command)? In private chat works nice, but from chat1 no events. From another chat2 command events working

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 13:57

that just added an extra newline to prettify the message

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 13:51

That's how they introduced the third paragraph indeed

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 13:44

is there a way to run the application's job_queue and nothing else?

I made a bot that just posts in a channel every day and I don't want to process updates (+ it's a bit of a pain running two instances with the same token..), so is there a way to start the job_queue without running the updater/polling/whatever?

I know I could probably just use apscheduler directly with a Bot instance, but I figured a simple substitution to application.run_polling(allowed_updates=Update.ALL_TYPES) would be faster and easier

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 10:51

When will Full Support for Bot API 9.4 be available on python-telegram-bot?

Please add another day😁

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 10:46

everytime someone asks, we will wait one day more, just out of spite

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 10:11

When will Full Support for Bot API 9.4 be available on python-telegram-bot? 😞

I checked the logs here https://docs.python-telegram-bot.org, but it still supports 9.3 only

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 09:26

Hello, how can I know from the link whether it contains a file or not?
Telegram link

>>> telegram.Bot()

02 March 2026 09:00

import asyncio
from telegram import Update
from telegram.ext import ContextTypes

async def start(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE):
words = ["Hii", "How", "Are", "You"]

message = await update.message.reply_text(words[0])
full_text = words[0]

for word in words[1:]:
await asyncio.sleep(0.5)
full_text += " " + word
await message.edit_text(full_text)

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 20:13

It sounds interesting
But I am unsure of any real use case except having some kind of LLM for answering which is slowly generating

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 18:47

Is There an example on how it looks?

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 17:47

It's basically to manage queries people have about donations they make or get support with issues they're having

>>> telegram.Bot()

01 March 2026 17:42

Huh? What does the external website show, the previous conversation?