Closed Cm-8 closed 3 years ago
In this case you should store your payload into another variable for later usage. Before you call the node that discards payload you can add a function node which does that msg.chatId = msg.payload.chatId. And then in the node right before the sender you can take the chaId from msg.chatId.
Another way is to store the chatId in the flow context as described here https://stevesnoderedguide.com/node-red-variables
Congratulations for the great work done. I tried to search but couldn't find an answer to my problem.
When I include some other node (eg html) in a stream that starts with the "Telegram Event" node and ends with the "Telegram Sender" node, I lose the chatId.
The problem is that other nodes put their output in the
msg.payload
property, this means that all previous data saved onmsg.payload
is lost.So the "Telegram Sender" node no longer works because it expects
msg.payload.chatId
to exist.On my flow, the user who dispatches an event (e.g. / list), performs a get to a remote json and this parsed json must be sent to the user.