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[FeatureRequest] Telegram support to Operation #442
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@soloam This feature is implemented in the SNAPSHOT version. Add telegram bot Valid Create Operation to send telegram bot message, Here |
I followed the example above. When I put in the Telegram token, the is bot, Firstname and Username automatically populated fine (FYI, this didn't work in Chrome but was ok in Edge). I put my Telegram username (is this the same as Channel username?) in the operation as the example above, I got the following error (I substituted my username with "telegram_username" below) from the MyController log: 2018-08-06 16:23:10,192 ERROR [mc-th-pool-6] [org.mycontroller.standalone.operation.TelegramBotUtils:59] Exception: Message(chatId=telegram_username, text=A message from MyController, parseMode=null, disableWebPagePreview=null, disableNotification=null, replyToMessageId=null) Any idea what is the issue? |
@jl277013 can you follow this video
And I do not see any problem with Chrome browser. |
Thanks for the info! I enabled Allow Groups. I also enabled Group Privacy. I was mistakenly used the bot id from the rest api from the description above. After some digging, I found a page with the following excerpt: "I dumped the error response and it was 403 "Forbidden: bot can't send messages to bots". When I got the id for my Telegram user, it worked! |
Hi, it would be nice if MyController supported Telegram as notification, this allows to send all notifications to Telegram and having all information in one place.
Thank You for the great work
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