CallbackqueryCommand -> executeCommand about core HOT 2 OPEN

I completely agree with your perspective. It's quite logical to expect that if you're adding a keyboard to a command, the callback triggered by that command's button should intuitively direct back to the same command. The lack of clear documentation or guidance on executing a command like $this->getTelegram()->executeCommand('command') upon pressing a button is indeed a significant oversight. It's a step that naturally extends the functionality of inline keyboards and should be addressed in the documentation or examples provided. Your effort to shed light on this issue is valuable, and hopefully, it will prompt an enhancement in the resources available to developers.

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The way Telegram sends interactions with InlineButtons is through Callbackqueries.

To start a command or any function that is not implemented by Telegram like URL, Web App, Login URL and such is done by sending a callback_data InlineKeyboard API Funciton

The callback_data is send back to the bot and can be handled by the CallbackQueryCommand.php Command file, found in the example-bot

there you can access the callback_data and use functions like switch or if to check if the callback_data contains a certain value to then trigger the $this->getTelegram()->executeCommand('command') function

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