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Yay! Very happy we can now receive alerts/messages on Telegram!
AFAIK I was the one who suggested it, so here's another suggestion to make this feature even better
(I assume it should also be relevant for Discord, but I'm not a Discord guy ;)
Add a
Once it gets pressed:
- Well, mark the alert/message as read on-site
- Edit the alert Telegram message (requires storing its ID, after sending it) to not include the keyboard button anymore
The reason for this is that I find it pretty useless to have "duplicate" notifications (or messages!) on both Telegram as well as on-site, if you acknowledge them from a webhook already. It would also allow for easy filtering of "what's to keep in mind for later", talking about alerts you might want to interact with once logged on-site (e.g. vouch return).
That would usually require having a bot that runs 24/7, polling for updates (of type
Gave you as much details as I could so there's no "not a Telegram guy" excuse @Akh
(I can obviously help out with it, if ever)
AFAIK I was the one who suggested it, so here's another suggestion to make this feature even better
(I assume it should also be relevant for Discord, but I'm not a Discord guy ;)
Add a
👁️ Mark read "callback inline keyboard button" to the Telegram notifications we get for new alerts/messages.Once it gets pressed:
- Well, mark the alert/message as read on-site
- Edit the alert Telegram message (requires storing its ID, after sending it) to not include the keyboard button anymore
The reason for this is that I find it pretty useless to have "duplicate" notifications (or messages!) on both Telegram as well as on-site, if you acknowledge them from a webhook already. It would also allow for easy filtering of "what's to keep in mind for later", talking about alerts you might want to interact with once logged on-site (e.g. vouch return).
That would usually require having a bot that runs 24/7, polling for updates (of type
CallbackQuery in this case), however Telegram also offers the ability to send you those updates to a webhook. Probably that would fit better since you can then simply host an API.Gave you as much details as I could so there's no "not a Telegram guy" excuse @Akh
(I can obviously help out with it, if ever)