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In the Pycord documentation about the Select class, there isn't the timeout property mentioned.

Timeout is a property of the View class and you can therefore use its on_timeout method to disable your Select menu.

By using the clear_items function, the menu will be disabled on timeout.

The code below will not execute the callback.

ApplicationContext.selected_options does not exist in pycord versions before version 2.0 beta 5. To fix your error, you can either update pycord to this version using pip install git+https://github.com/Pycord-Development/pycord.

If you need to use version 2.0 beta 1 or any other version prior to beta 5, you can replace ApplicationContext.selected_options with the following code:

First of all, you already have the right solution to fix it, just at the wrong place. Move the try-catch to the part where you define message - this can return this error. You can remind yourself that message fetching is a direct API call and can run such kinds of errors.

And bot.get_channel NEVER returns such an error. If the bot can't find the channel with the desired ID, will NoneType be returned. So you should check here if the channel is None.

I suggest creating a seperate async function and then the slash command an prefixed command call that separate async function.

discord.ext.commands.Bot supports slash commands and prefix commands please read the docs

I think that this method just doesn't work. I never saw it working before and can't find an entry for it in the documentation.

You need to fetch the message directly with an await call in order to edit it.

Like this:

This error means that they need a URL like https//mydomain.com/mypicture.png for the embed thumbnail - which is possible by using member.avatar.url

Aside from that, the member avatar can be None of the member has no custom avatar. So you should check the display_avatar.

You should replace the try-catch with this:

All interactions (besides slash commands) need a view.

You can get this by doing

When checking the docs linked in the question, looking at version master, the CogMeta class is discord.cog.CogMeta, as opposed to on version stable, where it is discord.ext.commands.CogMeta as you assumed. So probably you are using the master version rather than the stable version.

Link to master version: https://docs.pycord.dev/en/master/ext/commands/api.html#cogmeta
Link to stable version: https://docs.pycord.dev/en/stable/ext/commands/api.html#cogmeta

The problem is that you first set button.callback to free_fire, but then you set button.callback to bgmi. This can be solved by changing the second button.callback = ... to button1.callback = ...