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Channels with spaces in their name? #3
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The channel name that you are adding is not actually the name in the URL. You need to select only the channel's name that is visible in the URL. https://t.me/ChannelName. Telegram's API only recognizes the official name, again, the one that is in the URL. |
Is there a way to find that within the client? I only have invite links (which don't have channel names either), and can't see any way to find them using the web ui or desktop app. fyi i used telethon to to do this:
It only gave me the same titles i see in the apps. |
Why dont you click on the channel's name using the desktop app (above number of subscribers)? This will open a pop-up. There, you can see something like t.me/channelname. Using the client, you will need to find in docs the class |
I stupidly got my phone number banned, I guess trying to login too much. I'll try those options once I can connect again. I did look in the info for the channel, etc and couldn't find any t.me links, but now that I'm locked out I can't confirm. |
I'm trying to connect to channels with spaces in their name and constantly get errors.
I've tried with quotes and with
\
, same error.I also created a text file with the channel names using --batch-file, and it fails in the same manner.
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