> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs-v2.autoforwardtelegram.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs-v2.autoforwardtelegram.com/filters/whitelist/faq.md).

# FAQ

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note:

* Always enable Regex Mode when using these patterns.
* Use \bword\b to match a full word only.
* Escape special characters like . → \\. when needed.
  {% endhint %}

#### 🔗 Q: How do I forward messages that contain Telegram links?

Regex Pattern:

```
(telegram\.me|t\.me)/\w+
```

Example Message:

> Join us at <https://t.me/example\\_channel>.

✅ Result: Message will be forwarded.

***

#### ⚫ Q: How do I forward messages that contain either “black” or “white”?

Regex Pattern:

```
(black|white)
```

Example Message:

> The shirt is black, and the shoes are white.

✅ Result: Message will be forwarded.

***

#### **📌 Q: How to match the word “es” as a whole word only?**

Regex Pattern:

```
\bes\b
```

Example Message:

> This is es.

✅ Result: Message will be forwarded.

***

#### 🧠 **Q: How to forward messages that contain both “work1” and “work2”?**

Regex Pattern:

```
^(?=.*\bwork1\b)(?=.*\bwork2\b).*
```

Example Messages:

* ✅ *I have work1 to do and work2 as well.*
* ✅ *work1 and work2 are both important.*
* ❌ *Only work1 is complete.* → Not forwarded

***

🎨 Q: How do I forward messages that contain either “red” or “blue”?

Regex Pattern:

```
(red|blue)
```

Example Message:

> The car is blue.

✅ Result: Message will be forwarded.

***


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