diff --git a/FAQ.html b/FAQ.html index fe8d0abc..fca7df73 100644 --- a/FAQ.html +++ b/FAQ.html @@ -205,7 +205,7 @@
Pass an InlineKeyboardMarkup into the replyMarkup
parameter when sending the message. You will likely need to create a List<List<InlineKeyboardButton>>
for rows&columns
+
Pass an InlineKeyboardMarkup into the replyMarkup
parameter when sending the message. You will likely need to create a List<List<InlineKeyboardButton>>
for rows&columns
See also next question.
For buttons with callback data, your update handler should handle update.CallbackQuery
.
@@ -215,7 +215,7 @@
You can't. The closest you can do is setup a ReplyKeyboardMarkup for buttons with pre-made texts under the textbox
+You can't. The closest you can do is setup a ReplyKeyboardMarkup for buttons with pre-made texts under the textbox
You can't with Bot API but it's possible with WTelegramBot.
Normally, bots only get messages at the moment they are posted. You could archive them all in a database for later retrieval.
Pass an InlineKeyboardMarkup into the replyMarkup
parameter when sending the message. You will likely need to create a List<List<InlineKeyboardButton>>
for rows&columns
+
Pass an InlineKeyboardMarkup into the replyMarkup
parameter when sending the message. You will likely need to create a List<List<InlineKeyboardButton>>
for rows&columns
See also next question.
For buttons with callback data, your update handler should handle update.CallbackQuery
.
@@ -2269,7 +2269,7 @@
You can't. The closest you can do is setup a ReplyKeyboardMarkup for buttons with pre-made texts under the textbox
+You can't. The closest you can do is setup a ReplyKeyboardMarkup for buttons with pre-made texts under the textbox
You can't with Bot API but it's possible with WTelegramBot.
Normally, bots only get messages at the moment they are posted. You could archive them all in a database for later retrieval.