🔒 Event handling overlap

[rose shoal]

I use disnake library for my discord bot and it has such thing as listeners. Which are, basically, handling the on_button_click and other events. I use different listeners via @commands.Cog.listener() in separate files, both are on_button_click type. I made sure event handlers are assigned properly inside of their classes. However, when the button is pressed I still get an error from both commands even tho only one was executed. I think the cause of the problem may be importing EconomyLogic class in the both cogs.

[subtle magnet]

@rose shoal

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[rose shoal]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/TROA

[deft comet]

When you press the button both events are executed and may cause conflicts. Consider using a single event or handling that in the button callback

[rose shoal]

Would it be better if I create a separate file for the event handler with all possible actions?

[deft comet]

Yes, you could do it that way. Create a cog that handles the events just make sure they are unique events

[rose shoal]

Thank you, also in that case would I need to rather import the variables or make an __init__ with all the variables like user, avatarUrl, etc?

[deft comet]

I don't know how disnake handles interactions because I use another library but in the documentation it says that the on_button_click() event receives a MessageInteraction object. You can access all the information you need from that object

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