I like to send a pre defined text to my telegram bot with a hyperlink from my website.
It's kind of a song on request system what I am trying to make from my website
<a href="https://t.me/share/url?url=Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash" (This works but is not addressed to a user id or botname)
https://api.telegram.org/bot[Bot-Api-code]/sendMessage?chat_id=[#......]&text=[test]
https://t.me/bot[Bot-Api-code]/sendMessage?chat_id=[#......]&text=[test]
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Is it possible to open a specific account with a preloaded text like this:
tg://resolve?domain={USER_NAME}&text=Hi, default message
https://t.me/{USER_NAME}?text=Hi, default message
There isn't (yet) a option to open a chat for a specific user, however, you can open the Telegram app, with an preloaded text, the user get's the option to pick a recipient from there chat list;
Use the following url;
tg://msg_url?url=Hi%21%20I%27m%20an%20example%21
Where;
url is the preloaded message (or link) (url-encoded)
After pressing the link, Telegram will ask for a recipent (picture).
If the user selects a chat from the sidebar, the preloaded text will be filled in the chat box (picture)
I have an array of User IDs which I've set as admins and I would like to print them to clients when they call the /admins command.
The main issue is that I couldn't see or find a way to print a placeholder entity (it's mention in this case) which opens a chat window with the IDs I've specified.
Remember that when you post #username in a chat, Telegram simply binds it as a mention to the referenced user and it jumps on a chat window when you click on it. I wonder if there is an equivalent for #123456789, where the number represents the User ID.
if you create/send a message from a bot, you can set parse_mode to HTML, then send text/caption with HTML anchor tag same this:
for contact me, just click here
but if you want to send message as user, you can just use userName prefixed by #, and creating manual link to tg://user?id=123 or type plain text like tg://user?id=123, don't work in Telegram now. yes; just in iOS (less than 15% of Telegram user) that work since 2013!
Many Telegram bots (e.g., #youtube) have a button you can click on to forward messages sent by the bot. When the user clicks on this button, Telegram opens a contact list that lets the user choose who to forward the message to.
How can I send a button like this? The closest thing I can find is forwardMessage but that expects chat_id target ID as a required parameter. But I won't have this target ID until the user selects who they want to forward to.
If you want to share your content to specific chats, you have 2 options:
Option 1
If your bot has inline_mode enabled you can share content via a button that opens a inline_query in the chat selected. Basically, this is how #youtube bot works. To use this method you need to send an inline button with switch_inline_query as a field (documentation).
Example in Javascript:
bot.sendMessage(msg.chat.id, 'Share:', {
reply_markup: {
inline_keyboard: [[{
text: 'Share with your friends',
switch_inline_query: 'share'
}]]
}
})
This is the same example I use in my bot #livecoinbot, set a bitcoin address and use the share button.
Option 2
You can create a normal inline button or just simply send a link in a normal message, that will prompt the telegram client to share the content. Here is how you do it:
https://t.me/share/url?url=[url-to-send-here]&text=[text]
Example: Click here
I am trying to build a bot that sends messages which embed a couple of standard replies which can be sent just by tapping on them.
Each link would contain a space - e.g. "/ack 20134" & "/pass 20134"
So tapping on the first link causes the text "/ack 20134" to be sent back to the bot.
How do I embed this into the message that I send from the bot to the client in text, HTML or Markup?
set that element (button text for example) text field to "/ack 20134" .Then when user hit the button this command will send to your bot. you can use inline keyboards and set its data incallback_data to this value. But you cannont use it a text message because space separates two fields(embeds just "/ack" i.e. command part. user can hit it but your bot just receives "/ack".)
For text messages there is another option: do not use space(e.g. "/ack20134" without space) and your bot's would receive "/ack20134", then you must parse commands part)
I developed a paging application to send emails and text messages to our users. We want to be able to create a hyperlink within the message that points to a specific email message on our company SMTP server.
I can send a text message that creates a link to Outlook doing this: https://mail.domain.com. We want to create a link to a specific email message.
I found instructions to do this in a couple of ways. They are:
Link: Outlook:Inbox/~Subject (surrounded by <>)
or
Link: Outlook:'GUID' (surrounded by <>)
But they are giving me the error message: ASP.NET has detected data in the request that is potentially dangerous because it might include HTML markup or script.
Can anyone direct me on how to create a link to a specific email message on our SMTP Outlook server?
Thanks.
UPDATE
I can send the text message but the link is not displayed as a link but text.
This is my email body string that can be texted to my cell phone but the link does not go to the email defined.
I tried just creating the Outlook link like this:
string test = "<Outlook:Inbox//~New Provider>";
EmailInfo.Message = HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(test);
I also tried creating a link using href:
string test = "Email Link";
EmailInfo.Message = HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(test);
Both successfully sent a text message to my phone. But I could not click on the links. They were displayed as text like this:
MSG:Email Link
Why is the link displayed as plain text?