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I'm using Telegram Web a lot and out of curiosity I've switched to Telegram K and Telegram Z, but I don't like them and don't see need for it. The new features are not relevant for my use case and my main problem is: it's too big. I often have a browser window fit to one half of my laptop's screen and another window on the other half. With old web.telegram.org this was fine, because the contact list and the chats fit into that half browser window.

So I'd like to change to the old version thats perfectly fine In half a browser window and makes the most of available screen real estate (screenshot). But when I choose "Switch to old version" in the menu it is not permanent. When I enter "web.telegram.org" into my browsers (Chromium) address bar, it always directs to Telegram k or z, whichever I used last. But I never directs to the classic one. I've deleted cookies and website data, but it still directs to one of the new versions, so I think it's saved on the server. And it happens on both my devices, my laptop and my desktop computer.

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In my attempt to build a bot using Telegram, I have tried several times, but I have still received a message that says it cannot import the name 'Dispatcher' from the extension telegram.ext.As far as I am concerned, this error should be solved as soon as possible and I would appreciate if you could help me with it.

It is the Flatpak one as that is the current release 3.5.2 the one in Zorin in 3.1.1 which is quite old so I need the flatpak one. I just did a test. I allowed Zorin to update to 16.1 and then removed and installed telegram and still the same problem.

I would like to add that the flatpak version of Telegram that I use had the same issue. For some reason that issue does not exist anymore. This problem existed in Pop! OS as well, until a few days ago when this stopped happening.

My telegram version is same i.e. 3.5.2

This is exactly what I did in troubleshooting solution, but this solution to the major inconvenient for a mobile solution to connect every launch on the web version the account with a code from another computeur with a telegram.

In addition to the pure API implementation, this library features a number of high-level classes tomake the development of bots easy and straightforward. These classes are contained in thetelegram.ext submodule.

python-telegram-bot is most useful when used along with additional libraries.To minimize dependency conflicts, we try to be liberal in terms of version requirements on the (optional) dependencies.On the other hand, we have to ensure stability of python-telegram-bot, which is why we do apply version bounds.If you encounter dependency conflicts due to these bounds, feel free to reach out.

pip install "python-telegram-bot[passport]" installs the cryptography>=39.0.1 library. Use this, if you want to use Telegram Passport related functionality.pip install "python-telegram-bot[socks]" installs httpx[socks]. Use this, if you want to work behind a Socks5 server.pip install "python-telegram-bot[http2]" installs httpx[http2]. Use this, if you want to use HTTP/2.pip install "python-telegram-bot[rate-limiter]" installs aiolimiter~=1.1.0. Use this, if you want to use telegram.ext.AIORateLimiter.pip install "python-telegram-bot[webhooks]" installs the tornado~=6.3.3 library. Use this, if you want to use telegram.ext.Updater.start_webhook/telegram.ext.Application.run_webhook.pip install "python-telegram-bot[callback-data]" installs the cachetools~=5.3.2 library. Use this, if you want to use arbitrary callback_data.pip install "python-telegram-bot[job-queue]" installs the APScheduler~=3.10.4 library and enforces pytz>=2018.6, where pytz is a dependency of APScheduler. Use this, if you want to use the telegram.ext.JobQueue.To install multiple optional dependencies, separate them by commas, e.g. pip install "python-telegram-bot[socks,webhooks]".

pip install "python-telegram-bot[all]" installs all optional dependencies.pip install "python-telegram-bot[ext]" installs all optional dependencies that are related to telegram.ext, i.e. [rate-limiter, webhooks, callback-data, job-queue].Quick StartOur Wiki contains an Introduction to the API explaining how the pure Bot API can be accessed via python-telegram-bot.Moreover, the Tutorial: Your first Bot gives an introduction on how chatbots can be easily programmed with the help of the telegram.ext module.

We have a vibrant community of developers helping each other in our Telegram group. Join us! Asking a question here is often the quickest way to get a pointer in the right direction.Ask questions by opening a discussion.You can even ask for help on Stack Overflow using the python-telegram-bot tag.ConcurrencySince v20.0, python-telegram-bot is built on top of Pythons asyncio module.Because asyncio is in general single-threaded, python-telegram-bot does currently not aim to be thread-safe.Noteworthy parts of python-telegram-bots API that are likely to cause issues (e.g. race conditions) when used in a multi-threaded setting include:

telegram.ext.Application/Updater.update_queuetelegram.ext.ConversationHandler.check/handle_updatetelegram.ext.CallbackDataCachetelegram.ext.BasePersistenceall classes in the telegram.ext.filters module that allow to add/remove allowed users/chats at runtimeContributingContributions of all sizes are welcome.Please review our contribution guidelines to get started.You can also help by reporting bugs or feature requests.

This morning my phone got a message from Eset detected clipper.AY on install telegram app. I uninstall and install back again from google play store. It give the same warning. Please help on how to resolve this issue. Eset modules is 27916. Thank you.

pip install "python-telegram-bot[job-queue]" installs the APScheduler~=3.10.4 library and enforces pytz>=2018.6, where pytz is a dependency of APScheduler. Use this, if you want to use the telegram.ext.JobQueue.

Our Wiki contains an Introduction to the API explaining how the pure Bot API can be accessed via python-telegram-bot.Moreover, the Tutorial: Your first Bot gives an introduction on how chatbots can be easily programmed with the help of the telegram.ext module.

Our examples section contains several examples that showcase the different features of both the Bot API and python-telegram-bot.Even if it is not your approach for learning, please take a look at echobot.py. It is the de facto base for most of the bots out there.The code for these examples is released to the public domain, so you can start by grabbing the code and building on top of it.

Since v20.0, python-telegram-bot is built on top of Pythons asyncio module.Because asyncio is in general single-threaded, python-telegram-bot does currently not aim to be thread-safe.Noteworthy parts of python-telegram-bots API that are likely to cause issues (e.g. race conditions) when used in a multi-threaded setting include:

What is the problem?

I am using the telegram notifications plugin to get updates via telegram. But the pictures are not oriented the same way as in the webinterface.

In the control tab all is displayed/oriented like I configured it (horizontally and vertically flipped). But when I get a telegram notification with a picture none of those configurations are applied and it is rotated 180 clockwise. I checked the webcam page and found out that when I click "test stream url" the same happens... The picture in the result frame is also not oriented as configured (rotate 180) and therefore standing on its head. Same applies to snapshot test...

Noticed this behavior since the switch to OctoPrint 1.4.1.

What did you already try to solve it?

disabling/re-enabling webcam, different flip configurations, tinkered with octopi.txt settings for raspi camera (resolution), also tried this fix from the telegram notification plugin with no success

This looks like a telegram issue. Now have to find an old telegram version and flash. Telegram not being a part of the /e/OS is good in this case otherwise as a system app it would not have been possible to upgrade or downgrade and individual app.

The Zimmermann telegram was intercepted by the British and passed along to the Americans. It helped pressure President Wilson to ask Congress for a declaration of war against Germany in 1917. (National Archives Identifier 302025)

The State Department received the telegram on January 17 and delivered it to Bernstorff the following day. He then forwarded it to Heinrich von Eckhardt, the German ambassador to Mexico, on January 19 with instructions to keep its contents secret until further notice. Once decoded, the telegram read:

The Zimmermann telegram is in General Records of the United States, Record Group (RG) 59, National Archives at College Park, MD (NACP). It can also be found in the National Archives online catalog at ; the original decipher of the telegram is at A lesson plan about the Zimmermann telegram is online at www.archives.gov/education/lessons/zimmermann/. The telegram is also included in a list of 100 milestone documents: ff782bc1db