Add guide for finding Discord IDs and mentions#98
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This document provides a guide on how to find Discord IDs and mention entities using their IDs, including steps to enable Developer Mode and copy IDs for users, channels, roles, messages, and servers.
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This PR adds a new documentation guide that explains how to find Discord IDs and use mention syntax in SCNX. The guide covers enabling Developer Mode, copying IDs for various Discord entities (users, channels, roles, messages, servers), and using mention syntax with proper formatting examples.
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- Added comprehensive documentation file
docs/discord-ids.mdwith step-by-step instructions - Included screenshot assets to visually support the documentation
- Provided reference to timestamp formatting in another documentation file
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| docs/discord-ids.md | New guide explaining how to enable Developer Mode, copy Discord IDs, and use mention syntax for various Discord elements |
| docs/assets/discord-ids/en/scnx-mention-helper.png | Screenshot showing the SCNX mention helper button in the message editor |
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Also missing is a German translation.
Co-authored-by: Simon <mail@scderox.de>
Expanded the guide on finding Discord IDs and mentioning entities. Added detailed steps for copying user, channel, role, message, and server IDs, along with mention syntax and timestamp formatting.
Updated instructions for copying IDs and mentioning elements in Discord, including mobile-specific steps and troubleshooting tips.
Added instructions for copying various Discord IDs, including User, Channel, Role, Message, and Server IDs, with mobile instructions and additional notes.
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I adressed your requests and will do a German translation when you're okay with the english version. |
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Looking great, only the German translation missing.
Added a comprehensive guide on how to find and use Discord IDs for users, channels, roles, and messages in SCNX.
Updated links in the German documentation for clarity.
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| ## 2. Copying IDs | ||
| Every entity on Discord — whether it's a user, a server, or a single message — has a unique ID. Once Developer Mode is active, you can right-click almost anything to retrieve it. IDs are used by bots to identify entities as they don't change - even if the name of the entity has changed. |
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Line 16 states "IDs are used by bots to identify entities as they don't change - even if the name of the entity has changed." This should use "they" to refer to IDs, not entities. Consider rewording to: "IDs are used by bots to identify entities because IDs don't change—even if the name of the entity has changed." This makes it clearer that IDs are the unchanging element.
| Every entity on Discord — whether it's a user, a server, or a single message — has a unique ID. Once Developer Mode is active, you can right-click almost anything to retrieve it. IDs are used by bots to identify entities as they don't change - even if the name of the entity has changed. | |
| Every entity on Discord — whether it's a user, a server, or a single message — has a unique ID. Once Developer Mode is active, you can right-click almost anything to retrieve it. IDs are used by bots to identify entities because IDs don't change—even if the name of the entity has changed. |
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| Jedes Objekt auf Discord — egal ob es sich um einen Nutzer, einen Server oder eine einzelne Nachricht handelt — hat eine eindeutige ID. Sobald der Entwicklermodus aktiv ist, kannst du fast alles rechtsklicken, um sie abzurufen. IDs werden von Bots verwendet, um Objekte zu identifizieren, da sie sich nicht ändern - selbst wenn der Name des Objekts geändert wurde. |
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Similar to the English version, line 18 states "IDs werden von Bots verwendet, um Objekte zu identifizieren, da sie sich nicht ändern" where "sie" (they) could ambiguously refer to either IDs or objects. Consider rewording to make it clear that IDs don't change: "IDs werden von Bots verwendet, um Objekte zu identifizieren, da IDs sich nicht ändern—selbst wenn der Name des Objekts geändert wurde."
| Jedes Objekt auf Discord — egal ob es sich um einen Nutzer, einen Server oder eine einzelne Nachricht handelt — hat eine eindeutige ID. Sobald der Entwicklermodus aktiv ist, kannst du fast alles rechtsklicken, um sie abzurufen. IDs werden von Bots verwendet, um Objekte zu identifizieren, da sie sich nicht ändern - selbst wenn der Name des Objekts geändert wurde. | |
| Jedes Objekt auf Discord — egal ob es sich um einen Nutzer, einen Server oder eine einzelne Nachricht handelt — hat eine eindeutige ID. Sobald der Entwicklermodus aktiv ist, kannst du fast alles rechtsklicken, um sie abzurufen. IDs werden von Bots verwendet, um Objekte zu identifizieren, da IDs sich nicht ändern – selbst wenn der Name des Objekts geändert wurde. |
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