$removeComponent[] — Remove a Component

$removeComponent[] removes a specific component from a message based on its customId. This allows dynamically disabling or removing buttons, menus, or input fields after an interaction.

Syntax

$removeComponent[customId]

Parameters

Parameter	Required	Description
customId	Yes	Identifier of the component to remove (defined at its creation).

Return Value

Removes the component from the message. If no component with this customId exists, nothing happens.

Usage

Removal after click

$onInteraction[confirm_btn]
$removeComponent[confirm_btn]
$removeComponent[cancel_btn]
$editMessage[✅ Action confirmed!]
$endInteraction

Disable a button after use

$onInteraction[claim_reward]
$removeComponent[claim_reward]
$sendMessage[$username has claimed the reward!]
$endInteraction

Remove multiple specific components

$onInteraction[reset_form]
$removeComponent[name_input]
$removeComponent[email_input]
$removeComponent[submit_btn]
$editMessage[Form reset]
$endInteraction

Menu that disappears after selection

$onInteraction[select_role]
$removeComponent[role_menu]
$var[role;$input[role_menu]]
$giveRole[$authorID;$var[role]]
$editMessage[Role **$var[role]** assigned!]
$endInteraction

Notes

• The customId must match exactly the one defined when creating the component ($addButton[customId;...], $addTextInput[customId;...], etc.).
• If the component doesn’t exist, the function fails silently.
• Used primarily in $onInteraction handlers to modify the message after a user action.
• To remove all buttons at once, use $removeButtons[].
• To remove everything, use $removeAllComponents[].