file_get_contents("php://input")

[antongospod]

hi i am trying to use your dependency in my project but when trying to call Yii :: $ app-> telegram-> sendMessage ([
'chat_id' => $ chat_id,
'text' => 'test',
]);
after which I get a 500 error, because the data from my form goes into your constructor:

public function __construct ($ config = [])
{

    parent :: __ construct ($ config);

    $ input = file_get_contents ("php: // input");
    $ array = json_decode ($ input, true);
    $ this-> input = new Input ($ array);

}

namely in $ input = file_get_contents ("php: // input")
your script can work fine and error-free without
$ input = file_get_contents ("php: // input");
$ array = json_decode ($ input, true);
$ this-> input = new Input ($ array);

[akbarjoudi]

Hi I could not handle your error. Please indicate the circumstances in which the error occurs.

[antongospod]

i am trying to use this code: $ res = Yii :: $ app-> telegram-> sendMessage ([
'chat_id' => $ chat_id,
'text' => 'hello world !!'
]);
In my controller, in which a post request sends a notification to mail with data from my form, I wanted to make the notifications arrive in telegram, but the data from my form goes into this piece of code: $ input = file_get_contents ("php: / / input "); in TelegramBase
After which I get a 500 error.

[akbarjoudi]

My dear friend, in a part of the explanation, I said that you should get an answer from Telegram
enableCsrfValidation
Turn off. Probably a problem with this part.
https://github.com/akbarjoudi/yii2-bot-telegram#usage-in-controller

[Vashkatsi]

My dear friend, in a part of the explanation, I said that you should get an answer from Telegram
enableCsrfValidation
Turn off. Probably a problem with this part.
https://github.com/akbarjoudi/yii2-bot-telegram#usage-in-controller

No, the problem is that I cant use telegram in my usual controllers.

[Rafinol]

hi i am trying to use your dependency in my project but when trying to call Yii :: $ app-> telegram-> sendMessage ([
'chat_id' => $ chat_id,
'text' => 'test',
]);
after which I get a 500 error, because the data from my form goes into your constructor:

public function __construct ($ config = [])
{

    parent :: __ construct ($ config);

    $ input = file_get_contents ("php: // input");
    $ array = json_decode ($ input, true);
    $ this-> input = new Input ($ array);

}

namely in $ input = file_get_contents ("php: // input")
your script can work fine and error-free without
$ input = file_get_contents ("php: // input");
$ array = json_decode ($ input, true);
$ this-> input = new Input ($ array);

Сould you solve this problem?

[akbarjoudi]

Dear friend @Rafinol
I can not see the result of your error and in this case I can not recognize the desired error. Please show me the error that occurs in php.