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$addActionRow

$addActionRow creates an action row component. Action rows hold interactive components like $addButtonCV2, $addStringSelect, $addUserSelect, $addRoleSelect, and $addMentionableSelect. Action rows can go inside containers.

Syntax

$addActionRow[ID;(Container ID)]

• ID: a name to identify this action row. Buttons and select menus use this ID to attach themselves.
• Container ID: optional ID of the container to put this action row inside.

What happens

1. $addActionRow creates an action row with the given ID.
2. You add buttons or select menus to it using $addButtonCV2 or one of the select menu functions.
3. The action row displays those components in a horizontal row.

Example 1: Action row with a select menu

$addActionRow[roles]
$addRoleSelect[roleMenu;Pick a role;1;1;;roles]

Result:

What happens:

1. $addActionRow creates an action row.
2. $addRoleSelect adds a role select menu to the action row.

The message shows an action row with a role select menu.

Example 2: Action row with buttons

$addActionRow[buttons]
$addButtonCV2[helloBtn;Hello;primary;;;buttons]
$addButtonCV2[byeBtn;Goodbye;secondary;;;buttons]

Result:

What happens:

1. $addActionRow creates an action row.
2. Two $addButtonCV2 calls add two buttons to the action row.

The message shows an action row with two buttons side by side.

Common uses

• Holding buttons that users click to trigger actions
• Holding select menus for choosing users, roles, or options
• Organizing interactive components into horizontal rows

See also

• $addContainer: to create a container for the action row
• $addButtonCV2: to add a button to the action row
• $addStringSelect: to add a string select menu
• $addUserSelect: to add a user select menu
• $addRoleSelect: to add a role select menu
• $addMentionableSelect: to add a mentionable select menu