On Message Command (Context Menu)

Basic Information

This trigger runs when a user selects your custom command from a message's context menu.

The command is triggered by the user who selected the action, while the selected message becomes the target of the command.

For example, if @Mido right-clicks a message from @Zero and selects your custom command:

The trigger value is the name of the context menu command.

For example:

Report Message

The command will appear as Report Message in the message's context menu.

Create a new custom command and set its Trigger Type to On Message Command (Context Menu).

Set the trigger to:

Report Message

You can then use the selected message's ID to retrieve information about the message or perform actions related to it.

For example:

$interactionReply[Message reported successfully!]

The selected message can be accessed using $eventTargetID or $messageID.

You can also use $msg to get information about the selected message, such as its author or content.

For example:

$interactionReply[Message by <@$msg[$eventTargetID;author]> has been reported!]

If @Mido selects Report Message on a message sent by @Zero, the command can access Zero's message and respond accordingly.

Discord allows a maximum of 15 Message context-menu commands per server.

The command name must also be unique among Message context-menu commands in that server.

For example, you can have:

Report Message
Delete Message
Quote Message
Translate Message

but you cannot register two Message context-menu commands with the same name.

$userID: Returns the ID of the user who triggered the context menu command.

$eventTargetID: Returns the ID of the message selected from the context menu.

$messageID: Returns the ID of the message selected from the context menu.

$commandName: Returns the name of the context menu command that was triggered. This is the same as the command's trigger value.

$interactionReply: Sends a reply to the context menu interaction.

$msg: Provides information about the selected message, such as its author, content, and other message properties.