Syntax

$addModalTextDisplay[content]

Parameters

Parameter	Required	Description
content	Yes	The text to display.

Return value

Returns an empty string. The text is added to the current modal; it produces no value for $input[].

Behavior

• The component is added to the modal being built with $newModal[]. Without a prior $newModal[], the engine creates a default modal (ID modal, title Modal), and a $newModal[] called after that fails with A modal is already being built.: always call $newModal[] first.
• This function takes exactly one argument and has no boolean or numeric parameter.
• The engine does not check the length of the label, description or placeholder when the function runs.
• The modal is sent when the script ends. It must hold 1 to 5 components (A modal requires 1 to 5 inputs.; $addModalTextDisplay[] counts too), and the script must not also produce text, embeds or component rows (A modal cannot be combined with a message response.). It can only answer a slash-command or component interaction that has not been answered yet.
• When the modal is submitted, the values are read with $input[customId] and the modal ID with $customID.

Examples

General instructions

$newModal[form_modal;Form]
$addModalTextDisplay[**Welcome!** Fill out this form to continue.]
$addModalTextInput[Full name;;name;short;2;50;yes]

Text between inputs

$newModal[full_register;Full Registration]
$addModalTextDisplay[Identity]
$addModalTextInput[First name;;firstname;short;2;30;yes]
$addModalTextInput[Last name;;lastname;short;2;30;yes]
$addModalTextDisplay[Contact]
$addModalTextInput[Email;;email;short;5;100;yes]

Notes

• The text display counts towards the limit of 5 components of a modal.
• It is added in call order, together with the other components.