I have an idea but I don't know if it will help you. Write?
#AFK Welcome back message isnt appearing
wraith lance
Use database and when commanding /afk make the value "afk" to 1 which will mean that he is afk and when he writes a message there will be a check for the value 1
and if "afk" is <2(0,1) then he will be given the value 2 which will mean that he is not afk
wraith lance
Use database and when commanding /afk make the value "afk" to 1 which will mean ...
I can try it
Necessary?
ok....
wraith lance
Use database and when commanding /afk make the value "afk" to 1 which will mean ...
These are just my thoughts on how to do this.
what?
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Why?
charred glade
Do you have message intents enabled? Have you debugged each line? Which line is it failing on?
"Help" isn't really an explanation as to what is going on?
Are you executing this code in an on_message event?
wraith lance
Can you tell me how to enclose a guild in a variable?
charred glade
Add some print statements to make sure you are getting the right information from the database
wraith lance
I need so that I can use the guild as a variable (guild = ???)
charred glade
This is a complexity nightmare would not recommend
wraith lance
This is a complexity nightmare would not recommend
I find it easier to use than anything
what
charred glade
Probably because you are printing before assignment...
wraith lance
Why DELETE?
charred glade
And you are printing result where the variable is result2
Because they are referenced before assignment
Basic programming knowledge
Ok so the code isn't executing so now you know the problem is before this code
wraith lance
I need so that I can use the guild as a variable (guild = ???)
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wraith lance
Open your own topic
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hardy plover
-warn @wraith lance using help thread of another user for own help request
echo gyroBOT
⚠ Warned Флоппа#8491
charred glade
Should probably find where the code should be executing but isn't I guess.
Unfortunately clipping random screenshots of code doesn't really help.
My recommendation would be refactoring your code and use cogs. When you are making varieties of variable names like member1, result1, result2 etc it's easy to reference the wrong variable, or overwrite a variable which shouldn't of been etc.
wraith lance
So you need to make sure that the command you use the /afk command responds to the next message with an embed or message?