How to create dropdown menus for a discord bot in python (discordpy)
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Why this error may appear: TypeError: View.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'options'
theres no need to defer the interaction, you could just respond to it with await interaction.response.edit_message()
Thank you for your great video!
I load my options from a database.
I also have a command to add new options in this database. However, the new options are only displayed in the dropdown after restarting the bot .
Is there a way to reload the dropdown?
while True:
ctx.edit_original_message(view=view)
This code will update the view Non stop
@@zack_nap no. that will not because changes written in code will not be detected by ctx.edit. you will always have to restart the bot. thats the only way
no, it works for me@@mr_baconhat
@@mr_baconhat not true, persistent views
this no longer works
These are such confusing steps that you are teaching and very bad examples. I mean everything is just hardcoded, there is no dynamism in it. What if I want third dropdown? do I need to keep 3rd one in 2nd one's class (which itself is in 1st one's dependency) and then make everything so messy ?
Honestly, just make a new class for each menu. Have the command create an instance of the first menu. The first menu calls the 2nd menu once the selections are made, the 2nd calls the 3rd, etc. And to get all the selected options at the end, just be sure to pass in a list of previously selected options into each new class and append the new selections.