Question

Code snippet:

async def ping_start(msg, target_channel_id, target_message_id):
              if msg == "floodfrightcmd":
                msg = "!!floodfrightbuttons/"
              print("Entered async ping start")
              global automatecmd
              global automateDebounce
              print(automatecmd)
              print(target_channel_id)
              target_channel = client.get_channel(target_channel_id)
              print(target_message_id)
              target_message = await target_channel.fetch_message(target_message_id)

For some reason, target_channel is returning with nothing. I can t tell why this is the case. When printed, target_channel_id was the correct channel ID and target_message_id was the correct message ID.

Also tried replacing target_channel = client.get_channel(target_channel_id) with target_channel = client.get_guild(1043374167967408161).get_channel(target_channel_id) but it still wouldn t work and would show the same error.

How would I fix this?

Answer 1

If the target_channel and client values are correct and properly initialized, then this could be a permissions issue. Are you sure that the code is setting the correct permissions to fetch the messages?

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