Button callback_query Data Not Passing from Telegram Watch Updates Module

[Elizabeth748]

I’m using Watch Updates in Make to receive updates from a Telegram bot. The data is routed through a Router, and Module 17 (Telegram Bot - Send a Text Message or a Reply) should process the callbackQuery data, but it’s not passing through correctly.

Setup:

• Telegram Bot - Watch Updates (receives updates)
• Router with filters (to direct the flow)
• Telegram Bot - Send a Text Message or a Reply (Module 17)

Issue:

• The callbackQuery data does not seem to pass from Watch Updates to the next module.
• Could I be using the wrong modules, or do I need an intermediate processing module to extract callbackQuery data?
• Do I need to modify filters or use a different approach to handle callback queries?

Has anyone faced this issue? What would be the best way to correctly process callbackQuery data in this setup?

Any advice is appreciated! Thanks.

[samliew]

Welcome to the Make community!

What is “callbackQuery data”? Could you provide examples or screenshots of it, and what are you sending and expecting?

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[Elizabeth748]

thank you for sharing and explaining how to explain the problem more effectively
blueprint_tg_callback.json (59.2 KB)
output_bundles.txt (688 Bytes)
input_bundles.txt (794 Bytes)

[samliew]

I think you’ll need more than one button.

To do this, you can use the built-in functions map and get —

{{ get(object or array; path) }}

e.g.: (paste this into the field)

You selected: "{{first(map(get(22.callback_query.message.reply_markup; "inline_keyboard.1"); "text"; "callback_data"; 22.callback_query.data))}}".
Button data: "{{22.callback_query.data}}"

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