#🔒 Guys can you tell me why the error (ValueError: The message doesn't contain any keyboard) is displ
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can you show us the full error that's displayed
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I can't do it now, unfortunately, because I've turned everything off.😩
this guy ☠️
its all g
well it says you cant send a message “with no keyboard” 
!pip pyrogram
But inlinekeyboard have in new message
I see their
idk about telegram
😭
Ye, but when my soft click first keyboard, he can’t click after
It's also a keyboard, he's pressing it.
After he clicked the button, a message appears instead in the same place this is
And he can't see them.....
i want to help but i'm struggliong to understand whats going on
i have no idea how pyrogram or telegram works. but in order for the messageto be clickable, the message.reply_markup needs to be an instance of pyrogram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup or pyrogram.InlineKeyboardMarkup.
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