discord-bot | Discord bot framework | Bot library

This is a typical python error not related to the discord.py; this error may occur if you mixed spaces and tabs to indent. To solve it make sure to delete the blank spaces before each line (lines around the error) and replace them with either spaces or tabs (depends on what you are using in your code).

Found the solution: I simply did not have python installed perfectly, for those who happen to have the same problem as me follow this tutorial (for those who have ubuntu 20.04)

The problem is your logic.

When the user chooses the yesCheck option, you display all those DIVs. But then you also execute the else blocks for yesCheck1 and noCheck, which undoes some of its changes.

Since all the options are mutually exclusive, you should use else if to step through each choice, with a final else for the remaining choice.

The input() function will work on the "backend" of things, so it will not directly work with your Discord channel messages. I recommend first changing your function b_link to something like:

easiest way is to use crontab to execute commands on startup

As dan1st said on the comments:

Using the current JDABuilder builder solves the issue:

Try adding a semicolon at the end of the SELECT statment:

It seems like you are performing operations on guilds that aren't in the database.

You are only inserting into the database when the client joins a guild, but are fetching the command prefix from all the guilds the client is in. There must be a guild that your bot is in that is not in the database.

Even though it is displaying cmdPrefix: '<' inside the TextRow, the fact that it is returning undefined means that the record does not exist.

I would recommend you change console.log(result[0][0]) to console.log(guild.id, result[0][0]). This will print the guild it is trying to fetch along with the TextRow.

Double-check that every guild id it tries to fetch is, in fact, in the database.

If it is the case that you are missing some guilds, you could run another insert upon a undefined entry, or just use some conditional logic and your problem should be solved.

There are a few things to have in mind within your problem.

First of all is that bot accounts are not allowed to set Custom activities (Activity type 4 in your case), this is a limitation from Discord API itself, nothing to do about this, I suggest you look at the other types of activities.

Second, when trying to build a CustomActivity object, you are passing a string of the emoji as parameter, where the documentation asks for a PartialEmoji object, you should first retrieve the PartialEmoji object and pass that as parameter regarding the documentation, but keep reading the following point.

Third and last, there is a known issue in discord.py when creating CustomActivity objects. The problem arises from a mistake in the documentation, where as I mentioned it tells you to pass a PartialEmoji as paramater, but this would only be right for the latest version of discord.py (if you look in the github issue it was updated yesterday). The problem is that the code does not expect a PartialEmoji, it is actually expecting a dict object with a PartialEmoji in it (hence why it is looking for a get() function). I suggest you to make use of this last way of passing the emoji parameter.

You can check this by looking at the source code of discord.py