Slash Commands do not register

[clever bluff]

Here's the slash cog example.

[wild harbor]

dont forget indentation

[wild harbor]

and you are still using discord.Client

use discord.client

[rustic pike]

Hello, I added a few slash commands and it worked. I added more slash commands, but they are not registering. I use guild_ids = [976532474895138866] to make it work in my server, but still.

This is the code: @bot.slash_command(guild_ids = [976532474895138866], name = "iq", description = "Gets the iq of a user") async def iq(ctx, member: Option(discord.Member, description = "User", required = False)): if member == None: member = ctx.message.user embed=discord.Embed(title=f"IQ Meter", description=f"{member.mention} has an iq of {random.randint(-10, 250)}")

I get no error msg

[hazy heron]

Have u invited ur bot with the application.commands scope enabled?

[rustic pike]

Yes

[rustic pike]

bot and application.commands

[hazy heron]

Hm

Are there two instances running?

Of ur bot

[rustic pike]

No

[hazy heron]

Hm I'm not sure what could be the issue

Try discord.slash_command instead

[rustic pike]

It didn´t worked

[hazy heron]

Hmmm

Are u sure they are the correct guild IDs?

[rustic pike]

Yes

The slash commands are now not working in general

[hazy heron]

Huh

[rustic pike]

It worked before

[rustic pike]

It still doesn’t work

[narrow token]

Why are you even including the name and guild id?

Guild register instantly and you don't need to put the name since it's defined at async def commandname(ctx):

Don't quote me cause. It been so long but I think. You might have to put guild id in quotes not brackets not sure though my guess

[quaint thicket]

^ the last thing is incorrect. The other 2 points are correct but your code works fine just how it is.

[quaint thicket]

Are they in a cog that is being loaded?

[rustic pike]

No

[quaint thicket]

Main.py?

[rustic pike]

I put then in a different file

[quaint thicket]

Make sure you are on 2.0.0

[rustic pike]

I am

[quaint thicket]

Is it a cog?

[rustic pike]

No

But I import the file into the main

It worked I mean

It is stupid, but it worked

[quaint thicket]

Do you load the commands manually?

[rustic pike]

I don’t understand cogs anyways

[rustic pike]

Wdym?

[quaint thicket]

Nvm

Can you show your entire main.py (dont show token) and the file with the slash commands that dont work

[rustic pike]

I will send later?

I am on phone rn

[quaint thicket]

Thats fine. I dont have much time anyways. :)

[rustic pike]

@quaint thicket

Ig that you don´t need the config file#

Forget it

I am stupid as hell

[unborn wind]

@rustic pike are the slash commands popping up when you type “/iq” (but just not doing anything) or are you not able to see the slash commands at all

[rustic pike]

I don’t see them at all

[quaint thicket]

you are creating and running 2 separate bots in each of the files. My guess is that the slash commands from 1 bot are being overwritten by the other because they use the same token. I would look into cogs as they are not as hard as you think. Even if you dont understand them it is an easy template.

[clever bluff]

Here's the slash cog example.

[quaint thicket]

https://guide.pycord.dev/popular-topics/cogs

[rustic pike]

Thanks

[pine depot]

Please use /close to close this thread if you’ve received the support you needed.

[rustic pike]

Ok, but it worked before

[rustic pike]

'Client' object has no attribute 'load_extension'

[onyx portal]

why are you using discord.Client and discord.Bot?

[rustic pike]

wdym?

If you are referring to the file I send

I already deleted it

[onyx portal]

?tag discord.Bot

[quiet lintel]

A Bot instance cannot be created from discord module directly unless you are using pycord of version 2.0+.

Consider updating pycord using pip install -U py-cord or use this instead: ```py
from discord.ext import commands

bot = commands.Bot() # your args here

[onyx portal]

that's not the tag I was looking for

[rustic pike]

?tag cogs

[quiet lintel]

No tag cogs found.

[rustic pike]

?tag cog

[quiet lintel]

No tag cog found.

[rustic pike]

?tag Cogs

[quiet lintel]

No tag Cogs found.

[onyx portal]

So you should use discord.Bot for application commands. discord.Client is strictly for events only

[rustic pike]

Oh

[onyx portal]

discord.ext.commands.Bot includes application commands and slash commands. discord.ext.bridge.bot combines both application commands and slash commands

[rustic pike]

Still doesn´t work

[onyx portal]

I don't know your code

I also do not know what doesn't work

[rustic pike]

from discord.ext import commands, tasks
import os
import sys
import json
import os
import sys

intents = discord.Intents.all()
intents.members = True
client = commands.Bot(command_prefix="!", intents=intents)
client.remove_command("help")


bot = discord.Client(intents=intents)

if not os.path.isfile("config.json"):
    sys.exit("'config.json' not found! Please add it and try again.")
else:
    with open("config.json") as file:
        config = json.load(file)

@bot.event
async def on_ready():
    print(f'We have logged in as {bot.user}')
    
cogs_list = [
    'moderation',
    'fun'
]

for cog in cogs_list:
    bot.load_extension(f'cogs.{cog}')
          
bot.run(config["Token"])```

[onyx portal]

what about your cog

[onyx portal]

did you really read the article?

[rustic pike]

Yes

[onyx portal]

Ok, but those are not the same

example:

class Greetings(commands.Cog): # create a class for our cog that inherits from commands.Cog
    # this class is used to create a cog, which is a module that can be added to the bot

    def __init__(self, bot): # this is a special method that is called when the cog is loaded
        self.bot = bot

    @commands.command() # create a command
    async def hello(self, ctx): # all methods now must have both self and ctx parameters
        await ctx.send('Hello!')

yours:

class Fun(commands.Cog): 
    def __init__(self, bot): 
        self.bot = bot
        
@bot.slash_command(guild_ids = [976532474895138866], name = 'spoof', description = 'Send a message as another person') # Slash command, Falls ihr das nich wollt nutzt @client.command()!
async def spoof(ctx, user: Option(discord.Member), msg: Option(str, Required=True)):
    embed=discord.Embed(title="Sending message...",
        color=0xff0000)
    await ctx.respond(embed=embed, ephemeral=True)
    webhook = await ctx.channel.create_webhook(name="Spoof Webhook", reason=f"By: {ctx.author} Message: {msg}")
    await webhook.send(username=f"{user.name}", avatar_url=f"{user.avatar.url}", content=f"{msg}")
    await webhook.delete()

it is also important that you read the article

instead of blindly copying code