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Simple ModMail Discord bot designed for a small server and people that want to maintain their own ModMail bot in discord. ModMail is a bot that create a private space between moderator and user to address an issue by acting as a bridge between user DM channel and new temporary channel inside a thread server.
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QUESTION
I've been trying to create a modmail system where you can send images to the support team, but I get MessageEmbed field value may not be blank
(this is for the Embed where the message is). How can I detect if there is or is not any text to go along with their image?
This is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-27 at 04:39Assuming the rest of the code works as expected just change this line
QUESTION
I'm creating a mod-mail feature which members can message the bot and it will respond with instructions. However the event works fine with the exception of bot commands. Here is my code. Strangely no errors were detected.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 15:51Try putting
QUESTION
so i was making a discord bot and made a modmail system and got this error. can someone plz help and tell me where i am going wrong i searched many similar errors but didnt find the answer. bot:
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Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 12:30So I finally solved the problem, which stemmed from the intents setup. In my main file I used this code:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a discord bot for my server, and create a channel for modmail. But every time I try creating one, this error appears. I'm using python 3.10
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 05:59I think the issue here is with the overwrites
dictionary variable,
Below line appends the overwrites
variable with keys
as str
instead of discord.py Role
objects. Which causes this AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'id'
error.
QUESTION
I am creating a Discord Bot similar to ModMail but I ran into an error while I was coding. Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 10:39You cannot do something like:
QUESTION
Basically I want to make a modmail system which once someone dms a bot, it opens a channel where the person who DMed the bot can have a conversation through the bot. Mods would communicate through the channel.
The issue is, I know how to do most of the things, but I'm stuck at one of them. Here is my code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 20:42I see a few errors in your code which are blocking the event in general or do not work how you want to.
First: It is called client.event
, not client.event()
. You use the brackets just for the commands.
Secondly: You can't use ctx.author.name
as you use a message
event. To get the author you have to use message.author.name
Thirdly: You have to define the await
function in order to send a message to the wanted channel.
Have a look at the full code:
QUESTION
Hey so I've been editing a ModMail bot from GitHub and I would like to put a cooldown. So when someone dms the bot, they have to wait 5min before dming the bot again (Using the modmail thing). I tried a lot of things but didn't work very well.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 07:09First of all, you need to declare this at top:-
QUESTION
This is something I've done a million times before so I'm really confused as to why I'm getting this error.
In my Controller, I fetch some results:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 23:59Did you do the {{ $modmail->appeal }}
debug inside the loop? It is likely that most of the $modmails
have an appeal, but one or two do not. If it's not the first one that is missing, your test would look right.
The optional()
helper method can help in this scenario.
QUESTION
I apologize if this isn't a great question but I'm still getting used to eloquent relationships.
On my website users can be moderators of subchans (sub channels). Subchans have modmail that all moderators of that subchan can see.
So I have a user model, and in this user model I have a relationship to the Moderator model:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 18:01I decided to do this the normal way. I thought there would be an eloquent relationship way to do it but I guess not. Here is my solution:
QUESTION
I'm new to python and discord.py so sorry for any confusion. So I'm trying to make a modmail system for my bot however from my understanding there doesn't seem to be a way to get the server id from a dm or like there is, but if the bot is in multiple servers how do I figure out what server to send the message to? My idea was to check the message sent and see if the user sent the id of the server however I don't think I did it very well.
Here's what I currently did and it seems to work fine however just from the looks I know it can't be right.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 14:34Here's how I would do it:
We're going to set a command for when a user wants to send something to the specified server.
Getting the server name/ID won't actually be useful, as the bot won't know where to send that message. Instead, we will need a channel ID. To make this more user friendly, we're going to set a certain server name with it's channel id (let's just say it could be a log or ticket channel for the bot for these kind of messages) I set mine like this:
Server: myServer
Server's channel ID: 1234567
Once we got the server name, we will send a message to the corresponding channel ID and send a message to the user that the request has been successfully recieved and made.
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Install ModMail
Create a discord bot.
While still in discord developer page, scroll down to Privileged Gateway Intents section and turn on Server Members Intent.
Invite the bot to your server with following scopes and permissions. Required scopes: bot, application.commands. Required permissions: Manage Roles, Manage Channels, Read Messages/View Channels, Send Messages, Embed Links, Attach Files, Read Message History, Mention Everyone
Download latest source code here and extract it.
Copy your bot token from discord developer page.
Open .env file and paste your bot token right after the equal sign on TOKEN= and save the file. e.g. TOKEN=YourBotTokenHere
Copy your discord User ID.
Open defaultConfig.json file and paste your discord user id inside double quotes "" character that are after "ownerID": and save the file. e.g. "ownerID": "YourUserIdHere"
Create Replit account and login.
Click + Create Repl button.
Choose Nix (beta) as template, and then click + Create Repl.
Go to your source code folder and select all the files.
Drag and drop them to Files pane on Replit and click replace.
Go to Replit shell (ctrl+shift+s) and run npm install command.
If the installation finished without any error, click Run button at the top of Replit page and your bot should be online.
Open DB.js file from functions folder, comment ReplDB section and uncomment Sequelize section.
Delete or rename current package.json file.
Rename sequelize-package.json file to package.json.
Open terminal from the main folder and run npm install command.
If the installation finished without any error, run npm start command from the terminal.
Prepare the following stuff before proceed: Main Server : Server that are moderated by moderator. The bot need to be inside the server too. Thread Server : Server where thread channels will be created. The bot need to be inside the server too. Category Channel : Category channel that will hold thread channels. Need to be inside Thread Server. Log Channel : Channel where thread logs will be sent. Need to be inside Thread Server. Admin Role : Role that will have administrator permission level. Need to be inside Thread Server. Moderator Role : Role that will have moderator permission level. Need to be inside Thread Server. Mentioned Role : The role that will be mentioned on new thread. Need to be inside Thread Server. *Optional
Mention the bot followed by setup message to start bot setup and reply to the bot message to proceed. e.g. @ModMail setup
Create UptimeRobot account and login.
Go to Dashboard and click + Add New Monitor button.
Select HTTP(s) for Monitor Type and fill the name section.
Copy your Replit project webserver link and paste it to URL section. e.g. https://projectName.replUsername.repl.co
Set the Monitoring Interval to 30 minutes and then click Create Monitor button at the bottom.
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