$removeButtons[] — Remove All Buttons

$removeButtons[] removes all button-type components from a message. This is the simplest method to disable an interface after a user has interacted with it.

Syntax

$removeButtons

Parameters

No parameters.

Return Value

Removes all buttons from the message. Other components (TextInput, Select Menus) are not affected.

Usage

Disable after voting

$onInteraction[vote_yes]
$removeButtons
$editMessage[✅ Vote recorded: **Yes**]
$endInteraction

Self-locking interface

$onInteraction[poll_choice]
$removeButtons
$var[choice;$input[poll_choice]]
$editMessage[Thank you for your vote: **$var[choice]**]
$endInteraction

Confirmation with removal

$addButton[confirm;Confirm;Success;yes;confirm_action]
$addButton[cancel;Cancel;Danger;yes;cancel_action]

$onInteraction[confirm_action]
$removeButtons
$editMessage[✅ Action confirmed and executed!]
$endInteraction

$onInteraction[cancel_action]
$removeButtons
$editMessage[❌ Action cancelled]
$endInteraction

Temporary admin panel

$title[Admin Panel]
$description[Choose an action:]
$addButton[ban;Ban;Danger;;admin_ban]
$addButton[kick;Kick;Secondary;;admin_kick]
$addButton[mute;Mute;Primary;;admin_mute]
$footer[Single use — the panel disables after use]

$onInteraction[admin_ban]
$removeButtons
$editMessage[User banned]
$endInteraction

Notes

• Removes all buttons, regardless of their customId.
• TextInput, Select Menus, and other non-button components are preserved.
• To remove a specific button, use $removeComponent[customId].
• To remove absolutely all components, use $removeAllComponents[].
• Used primarily in $onInteraction handlers after processing.