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[dull rivet]

you can use

[covert trench]

use ?

const { randomToken } = require("../../Buttons/Verify/verify-button");```

i did this too

but didnt worked

[dull rivet]

that wont work give me asec im trynna find a doc lol

[covert trench]

k

[dull rivet]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/CommandInteraction?scrollTo=awaitModalSubmit

you can try using awaitModalSubmit inside the file, so you dont have to use interactionCreate event in a seperate file

so you get the modal submission in the file you're generating the token at and then use that to determine it

[covert trench]

that thing doesnt close the modal

[dull rivet]

It does, if you reply to the modal

const modalInteraction = await interaction.awaitModalSubmit({ time: 0});

modalInteraction.reply("Submitted")

that will close the modal if you reply to the interaction

[covert trench]

let me try

[scenic coral]

exports.randomToken = ...
const { randomToken } = require(filepath);

[edgy tide]

That won’t work since they make a new randomToken for every modal invocation probably

[covert trench]

ye

[scenic coral]

you need to export a function and pass randomString as the function parameter

[covert trench]

?

[covert trench]

elobrate

smth like this

function randomString (randomToken) {
        
      }```

[scenic coral]

module.exports = (randomString) => {
  return randomString
      .generate({ length: 5, charset: "hex" })
      .toUpperCase();
};

[covert trench]

uhh

let me try

[edgy tide]

How does that help with sharing the same randomToken with two files? It doesn’t, right. Not helpful

[covert trench]

Nope doesnt work

@edgy tide any idea what to do

[edgy tide]

Best idea is to handle the modal in the file you create it, as shown earlier with the awaitModalSubmit

[covert trench]

ahhh other than that

[edgy tide]

Or call the modalHandling file from there and pass the token, userId and customId there. If you don’t mind me asking what’s making you not want to handle the modal in there?

[covert trench]

ahh this thing

 if (
      interaction.fields.getTextInputValue("veryUserInput").toUpperCase() ===
      randomToken
    ) {
      const verifyRoleId = await roleSchema.findOne({
        guildId: interaction.guild.id,
      });
      const role = interaction.guild.roles.cache.get(verifyRoleId.roleId);

      if (!role)
        return interaction.reply({
          content: "Role not found!",
          ephemeral: true,
        });

      await interaction.member.roles.add(role).then((m) => {
        return interaction
          .reply({
            embeds: [
              new EmbedBuilder()
                .setTitle("Verification Successful!")
                .setDescription(
                  `You have been verified and have been given the ${role.name} role!`
                )
                .setColor("Green"),
            ],
            ephemeral: true,
          })
          .catch((err) => {
            console.log(err);
          });
      });
    }

    if (
      interaction.fields.getTextInputValue("veryUserInput").toUpperCase() !==
      randomToken
    ) {
      interaction.reply({
        content: "You have entered the wrong code!",
      });
    }```

[covert trench]

that shows js interaction.fields.getTextInputValue("veryUserInput")

not defined

getTextInputValue Not Definied

[edgy tide]

Does it say that’s not defined? Or is it trying to access that property of undefined? Because interaction is no ModalSubmitInteraction then

[dull rivet]

you have a repeating code

at the top

oh nvm

my bad

[edgy tide]

Nah, it‘s just a second if that could just be an else

[covert trench]

@edgy tide @dull rivet

this is the error

 interaction.fields.getTextInputValue("veryUserInput").toUpperCase() ===
                         ^

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'getTextInputValue')````

[edgy tide]

No need to ping in a forum thread… it‘s only annoying

[covert trench]

sry

[edgy tide]

👆

[covert trench]

yep its not in ModalSumbitIntraction

[dull rivet]

have you converted your interaction to it?

[covert trench]

ahh my brain messed up

adding it to the cache

would work

?

[edgy tide]

Umm, what do you want to add to what cache?

And lemme again ask what holds you from using the awaitModalSubmit approach

[covert trench]

this thing

                         ^

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'getTextInputValue')```

[dull rivet]

If you get that error, it means you haven't converted your interaction into ModalSubmitInteraction

example