Hello.
I use the Discord trigger New Message (Instant) to get information about an embedded message that only contains a title and an external clickable image.
I’m attaching a part of the output where the “image” string is simply missing. (img. 1)
At the same time, I also use this trigger in another workflow where the embedded message only contains a description, but its output already contains the “image” string. (img. 2)
Question: How can I make the link to the image appear in the first workflow?
To address the issue of the missing “image” string in the output of the Discord trigger “New Message (Instant)” in your first workspace, you can follow these steps:
Verify the Message Structure: Ensure that the embedded message in Discord actually contains an image. The absence of the “image” string in the output might be because the message itself doesn’t include an image.
Check Permissions and Bot Configuration: Make sure that the bot has the necessary permissions to read messages and embeds in the channel where the message is posted. Sometimes, permissions can affect the data that the bot can access.
Test with a Sample Message: Try sending a test message with an embedded image in the channel and see if the trigger captures the image URL. This can help determine if the issue is with the specific message or a broader configuration issue.
Compare Configurations: Since you mentioned that the trigger works in another workspace, compare the configurations of both workspaces. Look for any differences in the setup of the Discord bot, the permissions, or the Pipedream workflow configuration.
Generate a Test Event: You might need to generate a test event from Discord to get real data to test your workflow. This can help in debugging the issue.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, consider reaching out to Pipedream support for further assistance. You can visit Support - Pipedream for more support options.
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I conclude that the lack of a string for inserting an external image from the embed is nothing more than a bug.
The solution is not exactly what I wanted, but it consists of adding a link to the image in the body. This way the title text becomes clickable, which is unnecessary in my case.
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