As the title mentioned, I'd like to know if there's a way to do that through onMessageDelete
#Fetch the user who deleted the message
idle geode
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shadow stone
Fetch the AuditLog of the deletion. It there is none it was either the author themselves or a bot
idle geode
Fetch the AuditLog of the deletion. It there is none it was either the author th...
Oh cool
Let me try it
idle geode
Fetch the AuditLog of the deletion. It there is none it was either the author th...
Now the problem is, I deleted my own msg, and it had successfully fetched the log, but it was the wrong log.
How do a avoid this?
shadow stone
Check the timestamp
idle geode
Check the timestamp
The "lastPinTimestamp" one?
shadow stone
No, the timestamp the AuditLogsEntry was created
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GuildAuditLogsEntry#createdTimestamp
The timestamp this entry was created at
idle geode
ok..
but here's another problem
As you can see
if someone delete msg for 2 times or above
the method wont work
shadow stone
It does. Just because the view for AuditLogs in discord app amalgamates them into one doesn’t mean there actually is one single log entry
idle geode
umm
1692619302049 stands for the timestamp of the auditlog
I deleted two msg
but the timestamp are the same
shadow stone
And the rest of the AuditLogEntry?
idle geode
the rest?
shadow stone
The full instance
shadow stone
Oh, well, guess you should/could check extra.count and .channel then
idle geode
OK got it