Telegram Bot: popup input hint in dropdown menu












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I'm creating a Telegram bot, where the user has to launch commands using particular words that match the ones in a database.
For example:



/command <word1>, <word2>


The database is really huge (4000+ lines), so I'm searching for a way to popup a input hint after the 3rd or 4th character input by the user (like when you start typing a command using "/", the available commands of the bot appears). When tapping on the preferred hint, the command auto-launches.



I need the input hint only after the "," (only for <word2>).



Is it possible to achieve this result? (I'm using php for my bot)










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    I'm creating a Telegram bot, where the user has to launch commands using particular words that match the ones in a database.
    For example:



    /command <word1>, <word2>


    The database is really huge (4000+ lines), so I'm searching for a way to popup a input hint after the 3rd or 4th character input by the user (like when you start typing a command using "/", the available commands of the bot appears). When tapping on the preferred hint, the command auto-launches.



    I need the input hint only after the "," (only for <word2>).



    Is it possible to achieve this result? (I'm using php for my bot)










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      I'm creating a Telegram bot, where the user has to launch commands using particular words that match the ones in a database.
      For example:



      /command <word1>, <word2>


      The database is really huge (4000+ lines), so I'm searching for a way to popup a input hint after the 3rd or 4th character input by the user (like when you start typing a command using "/", the available commands of the bot appears). When tapping on the preferred hint, the command auto-launches.



      I need the input hint only after the "," (only for <word2>).



      Is it possible to achieve this result? (I'm using php for my bot)










      share|improve this question














      I'm creating a Telegram bot, where the user has to launch commands using particular words that match the ones in a database.
      For example:



      /command <word1>, <word2>


      The database is really huge (4000+ lines), so I'm searching for a way to popup a input hint after the 3rd or 4th character input by the user (like when you start typing a command using "/", the available commands of the bot appears). When tapping on the preferred hint, the command auto-launches.



      I need the input hint only after the "," (only for <word2>).



      Is it possible to achieve this result? (I'm using php for my bot)







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