#Command in a response to a message
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On every message or a message with specific content?
For example you could use on_message if you need to run something for every message sent.
You could use prefix commands if you want it to run if it starts with "!" Or any other charecters.
I'm not exactly sure your usage but if it is the second option I would use slash commands instead.
b!rtfm pyc on_message
Thank you for your response. I meant slash commands. What I meant to ask is can I get content of message that a command was response to?
Give me a second I need to get off my bus :)
ctx.interaction.message.reference.message_id than you can get/fetch the message and get the content
Discord on message already has a message payload with it
Response*
As you can see in on_message it returns message. You can do message.content to retrieve the content of the message
If you look in docs. It says
on_message(message)
message object comes with a .content
They are using slash commands, I thought they were talking about on message but they were not.