Closed wolfdave closed 2 years ago
Hm what payload do you inject in the first example? I will try to reproduce your problem
The Inject Node looks like this:
But only for test porposes!
Thank you very much!
Why do you not just trigger the function node which would send the question???? You have just added another sender node???
I just did this for an quick&dirty testing. Later I will do something like this:
For example: If we get a phonecall, the bot is messaging to a chat-group and if a user chooses reply, the bot takes the answer as content as body for a new ticket in our ticketsystem.
Bot: Hi, we have a new call from 0123-456789. Do you wish to create a ticket? If yes, send me the content as an answer to this message. User: (selects reply) This is a Testmessage Bot: Thank you. Your Ticket #1234567 has been created.
Please send me the flow so that I can see what is going on
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First of all I'd like to thank you for this great package. I love it! Everything works just fine.
Now I wanted to send a message through a "Sender"-Node and then catch the answer with a "Reply"-Node. I used the "Answer-Feature" in Telegram. Not only an inline answer! I tried it on Telegram Web (right-click an reply) and on mobile.
If i use a command (green) like in the examples it works. But if I change it to a "Sender"-Node it just sends the message but ignores the reply.
Maybe I misunderstood the purpose of the "Reply"-Node or just did a mistake in the configuration.
I've also tried to make it more simple like this:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49744216/152634245-6f7266de-2e16-4b9b-aaf3-56c89868b5de.png)
My node-red is the latest version (2.2.0) and node-red-contrig-telegrambot is 11.2.3.
Thank you for your help and support!