I've seen the other questions on this but I can't figure out where I'm going wrong. I can upload a file no problem using a PHP page that looks like this: <form action="https://api.telegram.org/bot190705145:AAH17XDRrPtDO1W1qHCoZ8i0_KqAAAAAAA/sendPhoto" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="text" name="chat_id" value="XXXXXXXX" />…
I have some problem with my telegram message, it's overview of problem: You will pass /start command my bot started sending messages, but after some days it will stop sending messages, if client pass some message client bot again starts…
I need to make simple chat (I mean user-user architecture) in my android app without own server. Can I do this using telegram bot api only? If not, is there any free chat services for making simple chats in android…
I am new to the Telegram API. I would like to automate posting messages to my public telegram channel. I read a few posts that with bots I can achieve this, but I am not sure if that's the best…
how to send Send message to the all of bots users? There is no way to sned message to all ? what is the method name ?
I'm new on telegram Bot programmer and want to write a simple console application to send a message on telegram. After some research I developed this codes with no error but it doesn't works and does not send my message.…
Im writing a telegram bot using the python telepot api. I'm now stuck at the point where I want to send a picture which directly comes from an URL without storing it locally. Telepot provides the following instruction to send…
Is it possible to check, via an API, whether somebody has deleted the Bot Chat in Telegram? My test : Currently if a user deletes a chat, new messages will not stop sending to user.
I'd like to see my messages using Telegram API, like "/getupdates or "/getme", and I read I have to user cURL, but unfortunately I don't see anything on the page... blank page. So what's wrong whit my code blow here?…
I have started to write bot logic for telegram by using this module I can create simple question and answer logic like this: bot.onText(//start/, function(msg, match){ bot.sendMessage(msg.chat.id, "Hello this is great bot"); }); When user types /start he will receive…