Update __init__.py -> Solving opening Desktop WhatsApp #49
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Hi there I have solved Kalebu#24 In the above code, I left everything the same and created a second send_message calling it send_message1. In this I am not using find user with the suffix link as this causes the desktop WhatsApp to open, I rather browse to a number, and if the number does NOT exist I then handle this problem by testing for the Button and or Message text box. If Button, then the number does not exists...
theCJMan
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Apr 22, 2022
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Hi @theCJMan Thank you so much for your contribution, Highly appreciated! Would you mind adding the docs about the newly added function to the readme? |
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Hey man
You can send me WhatsApp if you so chose to 27790995412 I am in South Africa and enjoy your Alright
I am thinking of adding an Email function OR Class this is to allow a user to log into their own SMTP server and if the WhatsApp failed, then they can send an email to the provided client email address with something like “We tried to send you a WhatsApp but it seems the number we have for you is not a WhatsApp number”
What do you think? As your Class is called WhatsApp, I think maybe to rather add a new class instead of just adding a function that is NOT WhatsApp to the WhatsApp class…
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Thank you so much for your contribution, Highly appreciated!
Would you mind adding the docs about the newly added function to the readme?
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Hi there
I have solved #24
In the above code, I left everything the same and created a second send_message calling it send_message1. In this I am not using find user with the suffix link as this causes the desktop WhatsApp to open, I rather browse to a number, and if the number does NOT exist I then handle this problem by testing for the Button and or Message text box. If Button, then the number does not exists...