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Right now the top-level prompt menu (Value Tensions or Authentic Relating) utilized the inline keyboard menu option, meaning that rather than the user selecting a certain variable when they make a choice, they send the bot text input as if they had typed it in the chat themselves (i.e., as a result, the bot needs to scan the incoming messages for a specific piece of text—which needs to be unique enough to be specific to this context—in order to be able to act on the user's choice).
This is not ideal, and I believe I saw examples here and there of a chat-window-menu alternative. E.g., this screenshot of the Botfather chat, where a menu is displayed in the chat itself, rather than integrated into your keyboard.
It would be great if we can figure out how this kind of a menu was created, and if we can implement that in our bot. The advantage of this approach should also be (I believe) that the responses will be handled as variables, which makes performing operations based on user input a little cleaner.
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Right now the top-level prompt menu (Value Tensions or Authentic Relating) utilized the inline keyboard menu option, meaning that rather than the user selecting a certain variable when they make a choice, they send the bot text input as if they had typed it in the chat themselves (i.e., as a result, the bot needs to scan the incoming messages for a specific piece of text—which needs to be unique enough to be specific to this context—in order to be able to act on the user's choice).
This is not ideal, and I believe I saw examples here and there of a chat-window-menu alternative. E.g., this screenshot of the Botfather chat, where a menu is displayed in the chat itself, rather than integrated into your keyboard.
It would be great if we can figure out how this kind of a menu was created, and if we can implement that in our bot. The advantage of this approach should also be (I believe) that the responses will be handled as variables, which makes performing operations based on user input a little cleaner.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: