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Installation #1
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My bad. Will be fixed in next release. Thanks for report |
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Hello! Very nice work!
I manage to install it becouse the method:
$telegram->setWebHook('https://yourdomain/yourpath_to_hook.php');
does not exist!
I tryed to add it like this
public function setWebHook($url_hook){
return Request::send('setWebhook',array('url'=>urlencode($url_hook)));
}
but i get a bad request from telegram api
finally i set up the web hook simply with:
https://api.telegram.org/bot{token}/setWebhook?url=https://yourdomain.org/yourpath/hook.php
Seems to me that telegram api don't accept escaped slash like:
https://yourdomain.org/yourpath/hook.php
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