Custom_Id in interaction

[lordcod]

Custom_Id in interaction

[spifory]

There doesn't seem to be a custom_id documented under Interaction/Interaction data under Discord's documentation.
I could only find an id that existed under Interaction, and a custom_id under components (modals, buttons, ...), which already exist in nextcord

[lordcod]

There doesn't seem to be a custom_id documented under Interaction/Interaction data under Discord's documentation. I could only find an id that existed under Interaction, and a custom_id under components (modals, buttons, ...), which already exist in nextcord

there is interaction.data there is a dict issued in which there is a custom_id

[Soheab]

I don't see why this is needed and you didn't provide any use case either.

custom_id is an attribute on all subclasses of Item so it should already be accessible?
If this is for the on_interaction event then we don't really recommend using that over the callbacks.

[lordcod]

I don't see why this is needed and you didn't provide any use case either.

custom_id is an attribute on all subclasses of Item so it should already be accessible? If this is for the on_interaction event then we don't really recommend using that over the callbacks.

this parameter can be added to button, dropdown exactly and in on_interaction to find out the custom_id and use, for example, for inactive interaction

[Soheab]

this parameter can be added to button, dropdown exactly and in on_interaction to find out the custom_id and use, for example, for inactive interaction

Thought so. The library provides something called "Persistent View" for that case. As I said, we don't recommend using the event, there is even a warning on the docs about it.

Having said that.. our (NC maintainers) stance on that may change for v3 since the warning and all are from discord.py 🤷

[EmreTech]

Since all view items include a custom_id attribute already, there's no use in having a custom_id attribute in the interaction class. If you absolutely need it from the interaction object for some reason, you can get it from Interaction.data.