Closed PeterHunt closed 8 months ago
Hm never tried that. Can you share a flow where I can see what you want to achieve?
My flows are pretty complicated :)
I think the user-case will be a bit too much to explain, but let me try a little basic, without the end-user data. A user can send his fixed location which can provide him some data in his area. A user can also send his live location so he gets constant updates from his (changing) area. When monitoring the debug node attached to the Event Node > Edited Message, I see the constant updates from the location.
As mentioned in the OP, when user sends his live location in a group, the BOT fetches the initial location coordinates, but I don't see any updates.
I think it should be enough to create a test group with you and the BOT and to see if you are able to fetch location updates anywhere. I think the current BOT version does not supports it (yet).
Kind regards, Peter Hunt.
You closed it?
Sorry I don't think I intended to close this one. For my use-case I only needed a group for test-purposes. I don't need it permanently. So I guess this still remains an issue. Not for me, so you should't give it any priority right now :)
Hi All,
I'm having the same issue, when a location is shared on a group, every coordinates change generate a updates message, but the node does not detect , using polling or webhook.
So, I'm not sure if it's a bug or I'm missing some configuration?
I will check if there are limitations by telegram...
I will check if there are limitations by telegram...
Well, just after a full node red restart, location updates are incoming from edited message, thanks!
Hi all, I checked it out: in my group I get notifications for location updates as "edited_message" via the event node.
Hello,
I just started testing with live locations in a group. As far as I can see, only the initial location is sent, but I cannot find any updates (edited message). In private chats this is working perfectly.
Am I overseeing something, or might groups intendently have been excluded?
Kind regards, Peter Hunt