Syntax

$messageURL[(channelID;messageID)]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
channelID	(Optional, only together with messageID) The channel of the message.
messageID	(Optional, only together with channelID) The ID of the message.

With exactly two arguments the URL is built from them without any check. With zero arguments (or one, which is ignored) the message.url context variable is returned.

Return Value

Type	Description
string	With two arguments: https://discord.com/channels/{guildID}/{channelID}/{messageID}, where {guildID} is the guild.id context variable, or @me if there is none. Otherwise: the message.url context variable supplied by the host (for message events the jump URL of the triggering message), or an empty string.

Examples

Direct link

$sendMessage[Original message: $messageURL]

In an embed

$title[Reported Message]
$description[
**Author:** $username
**Content:** $message
**Link:** [Click here]($messageURL)
]
$color[#ED4245]

Log with link

$channelSendMessage[$channelIDFromName[logs];Message by $username: $messageURL]

Notes

• Format: https://discord.com/channels/{guildID}/{channelID}/{messageID}.
• In a message event outside a server the host builds the URL with @me as guild.
• The two-argument form does not validate the IDs and does not contact Discord.