telegram api method · layer 229 · #e58e95d2

messages.deleteMessages

usable by users and bots

Deletes messages by their identifiers.

definition

messages.deleteMessages#e58e95d2 flags:# revoke:flags.0?true id:Vector<int> = messages.AffectedMessages;

name	type	description
`flags`	#	Flags, see TL conditional fields
`revoke`	flags.0?true	Whether to delete messages for all participants of the chat
`id`	Vector<int>	Message ID list

code	error	description
400	BUSINESS_CONNECTION_INVALID	The `connection_id` passed to the wrapping invokeWithBusinessConnection call is invalid.
400	BUSINESS_CONNECTION_NOT_ALLOWED	This method was invoked over a business connection using invokeWithBusinessConnection, but either (1) we're a user, and users cannot invoke methods over a business connection; (2) we're a bot, but business mode was disabled in @botfather or (3); we're a bot, but this method cannot be invoked over a business connection.
400	MESSAGE_ID_INVALID	The provided message id is invalid.
400	SELF_DELETE_RESTRICTED	Business bots can't delete messages just for the user, `revoke` must be set.
401	AUTH_KEY_UNREGISTERED	The specified authorization key is not registered in the system (for example, a PFS temporary key has expired).
403	BOT_ACCESS_FORBIDDEN	The specified method can be used over a business connection for some operations, but the specified query attempted an operation that is not allowed over a business connection.
403	MESSAGE_DELETE_FORBIDDEN	You can't delete one of the messages you tried to delete, most likely because it is a service message.

present in layers 2–229 · constructor id changed 2×