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custom reactions don't work #40
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In Paginator class you use: But in Pages class you use: If my analysis is correct it's sufficient to retrieve the emojis from Paginator. |
What error do you get? |
No errors. Nothing happens when you click the emojis. |
Thanks, that helps a bit when debugging. |
Not to put pressure on, but I need the library up and running in a short time. If you need a couple of days no problem, otherwise I use older versions (which unfortunately require code changes). |
I'll not be able to work on it this weekend (not at home), but I'll fix it as soon as possible. You could meanwhile use default emotes or see if the it works in the alternative mode (reactions or interactions, depending on what you're currently using) since it's designed to require minimum refactoring to switch between the two (just changing from |
Issue fixed in release 3.0.7 |
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JDABuilder.createLight()
, you added the following gateway intents:.setRemoveOnReact(true)
, you have the following permission:Library info
What libraries versions are you using.
Describe the bug
Everything works perfectly if I use the standard arrows. But if I set custom emoji it doesn't work.
To Reproduce
set custom emojis, for example:
Paginator paginator = PaginatorBuilder.createPaginator().setHandler(jda)
.shouldRemoveOnReact(true)
.setEmote(Emote.GOTO_FIRST,"<:first:809233195354685480>")
.setEmote(Emote.PREVIOUS,"<:previous:809233195303436298>")
.setEmote(Emote.GOTO_LAST,"<:last:809233195181670410>")
.setEmote(Emote.NEXT,"<:next:809233195136188467>")
.setEmote(Emote.CANCEL, "<:cancel:809239881002909737>")
Expected behavior
the same behavior as with standard arrows
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