discord.js - Imagine an app•3mo ago

How do I disable awaitModalSubmit?

I have a question: how can I make it so that if the filter is valid, the awaitModalSubmit gets deactivated? By default, to avoid repetition issues I use a custom ID, but is it possible to directly deactivate awaitModalSubmit

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d.js toolkit•3mo ago

HeconeOP•3mo ago

let submit: ModalSubmitInteraction | null = null;

    try {
      await data.showModal(modal);

      submit = await data.awaitModalSubmit({
        filter: (i) => i.customId == modal.data.custom_id && i.user.id === data.user.id,
        time: 3_600_000,
      });

      //...
     }

let submit: ModalSubmitInteraction | null = null;

    try {
      await data.showModal(modal);

      submit = await data.awaitModalSubmit({
        filter: (i) => i.customId == modal.data.custom_id && i.user.id === data.user.id,
        time: 3_600_000,
      });

      //...
     }

Amgelo•3mo ago

but it gets "deactivated" if the filter passes it only collects 1

HeconeOP•3mo ago

Unfortunately, my function repeats itself several times after a few awaitModalSubmit since I defined a custom customId, it no longer happens, so I assume it repeats because of awaitModalSubmit.

Amgelo•3mo ago

then your question doesn't match your issue

how can I make it so that if the filter is valid, the awaitModalSubmit gets deactivated

this is how it works already

since I defined a custom customId, it no longer happens

because each has a different customId, it's not passing the filter of the others

HeconeOP•3mo ago

the problem is that the fact that awaitModalSubmit is deactivated after a valid filter does not work

Amgelo•3mo ago

that doesn't match what you described "since I defined a custom customId, it no longer happens" if your customIds aren't unique, they'll all pass, so they'll all execute if they are unique only one will pass, the rest will still be lingering but they won't execute

HeconeOP•3mo ago

so that's the only solution?

Amgelo•3mo ago

if you want to distinguish different modals pretty much, because you don't get any notification if the user closes the modal you could also listen to interactionCreate directly instead of using collectors

HeconeOP•3mo ago

I see, thank you for the tip. I will look into the issue of awaitModalSubmit executing multiple times

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