>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:34

Hey don’t think I’m dumb 😭 but even after all this time I still can’t figure out which library this group is mainly about 👀 is it PTB maybe? Someone explain pls

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:30

Which library does this work with tho 👀

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:27

You could have built that yourself

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:25

def button(update: Update, context: CallbackContext) -> None:
    query = update.callback_query
    query.answer()  

    if query.data == 'copy_text':
        
        text_to_copy = "This is the text you can copy!"
        query.edit_message_text(text=f"Copied: {text_to_copy}")

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:20

Oh u want a button to copy the text instead of click to copy?

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:19

Like imagine this scenario 👀 there’s an inline button saying “Your ID” and when you tap it, the ID gets copied directly 😭 kinda like those ID/info bots… how do people make that logic?

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:17

Use markdown or HTML formatting

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:15

I use code editor
Allows all language

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:15

Will it work in webassembly? Has anyone tried?

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 10:57

Hey you write or coding in pydroid3?

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 03:08

Vibe coding is prohibited here?

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 00:30

can you please show where is it? I only found "disallow create"

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 00:20

Hi! Question is related to new telegram feature: Bot Threads

Bot can create and delete threads, and user too.

If bot deletes thread, messages under that thread are also gone.
But if user deletes thread, it's kinda "soft" deleted, because messages are still there. And bot can even rename thread - system message will appear, but no thread visible.

Is it possible to restore thread deleted by user? I want my bot fully control threads, and I don't want user manage threads

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:50

Then just set protect_content, either in every method you want this or by default

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:43

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:32

The library you're in the group of

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:28

telegram.InlineKeyboardButton(..., copy_text=...)
python-telegram-bot documentation for this parameter of telegram.InlineKeyboardButton:
copy_text

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:26

But I can't see Inline button workflow..

Can I run into Pydroid 3 for test ?

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:23

Hey Estry where are you from?

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:20

U know text formatting, right?

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:17

Hey can I massage you directly

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:16

Can someone explain this 👀 I can already add buttons in my bot but how do I add logic so tapping the button copies text directly 😭 anyone knows?

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:15

Very good but I asked from Estry!!!

>>> telegram.Bot()

06 May 2026 11:14

Does ptb work in pyodide?

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 03:09

There are real programmers here — not vibe coders

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 03:06

# акмаль, it’s not possible to completely prevent users from deleting their own threads “softly” if they have basic permissions. However, you can limit topic management:

Go to Group Settings → Administrators.
For each admin (except the bot), disable the “Manage Topics” permission.
Also check the group permissions for regular members and make sure this is disabled there as well.

After that, only your bot (with admin rights) will be able to create and delete topics. If a user deletes something locally, that’s a feature of the Telegram client, and the bot cannot influence it through the API. Unfortunately, it’s also not possible to restore a thread deleted by a user via the Bot API.

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 00:22

i Guess the fastest thing you can do is deactivating manage threads permission for all the admins and enable it for only for your bot

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:51

ext.Defaults.protect_content
python-telegram-bot documentation for this property:
telegram.ext.Defaults.protect_content

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:45

Do you mean forward from a bot chat or forward into the bot chat? First one yes, second you have to program yourself with a filter, no way to stop users with a botfather setting or so

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:42

Who is an expert in PHP here? I’ve developed a complex bot that generates and securely stores strong passwords for social media, but it's being rejected by my hosting server (myxvest.ru). Any advice on how to fix this or what might be causing the issue?