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Is it possible to fire the telegram trigger on adding an emoji to an existing message?
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Welcome to the community @Krystian_Magdziarz 
Do you mean, firing a trigger when a message gets a reaction with a specific emoji, or when messages include emoji? If you mean the former, then I don’t think this is possible with the current Telegram Trigger node, but it might be possible with the Webhook node.
It would be great if you could provide a bit more context/detail on what you’re looking to achieve!
Try this:
Only reply if on your message is this emoji: 
Thanks. This only works for new messages containing emoji in the content. I’m talking about tagging existing ones with emoji.
Thanks. Yes, I mean the first option. Do you know how to do it with webhook ?
I’ve replicated this:
- Set up in workflow a webhook trigger and copy the URL
- Configure bot in telegram to use the URL of the Webhook. Example:
POST:
https://api.telegram.org/bot[ID of bot]/setWebhook?url=https://XXXXXX/webhook/e1430de5-0eb3-4d81-XXXX-7092c6804d61 - When you send some message or react to a existing message, it will send to your webhook, example:
On app:
n8n:
See if this is what you are looking for.
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Super thanks for your response and help @Canato.
However, to make it work we need to set other parameters in the telegram webhook.
Look for this response if you have such a problem:
When I set it up using postman, it started working.
Thanks to the entire community for helping 
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Yeah, the URL parameter was on my second step, missing the allowed_updates parameter.
Good job!
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