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Violt

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Hello,

I don't know if i'm in the right place for this but, i made a little skript that when every time a player joins they get a message with a link. but if you click on the link it does not work.
How do i make it clickable?
here's my code:

Code:
on login:
        send "Welcome to our server" to the player
        send "&4Click here to join our Discord server: &f&ngoogle.com" to the player
 
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Code:
on login:
        send "Welcome to our server" to the player
        send "&4Click here to join our Discord server: &f&nhttps://google.com" to the player
 
Have you checked the config of Skript if parsing links is activated?
I suppose you could also use json for this:
Code:
on join:
        message "Welcome to our server"
        message "&4Click here to join our Discord server: <url:http://google.com>&f&ngoogle.com<reset>"
 
Hello,

I don't know if i'm in the right place for this but, i made a little skript that when every time a player joins they get a message with a link. but if you click on the link it does not work.
How do i make it clickable?
here's my code:

Code:
on login:
        send "Welcome to our server" to the player
        send "&4Click here to join our Discord server: &f&ngoogle.com" to the player
If you are using Skript 2.3.6 or lower:
code_language.skript:
send "&4Click here to join our discord server: <url:https://google.com>&f&ngoogle" to the player
If you are using Skript 2.3.7 or higher:
code_language.skript:
send formatted "&4Click here to join our discord server: <url:https://google.com>&f&ngoogle" to the player
 
Have you checked the config of Skript if parsing links is activated?
I suppose you could also use json for this:
Code:
on join:
        message "Welcome to our server"
        message "&4Click here to join our Discord server: <url:http://google.com>&f&ngoogle.com<reset>"
You
If you are using Skript 2.3.6 or lower:
code_language.skript:
send "&4Click here to join our discord server: <url:https://google.com>&f&ngoogle" to the player
If you are using Skript 2.3.7 or higher:
code_language.skript:
send formatted "&4Click here to join our discord server: <url:https://google.com>&f&ngoogle" to the player
Hey AsuDev, probably am not in the right place for this but if I wanted the player to run a command upon clicking on text, would I put <cmd:command here yay>text? Also, do I put a / in the command bit or no /?
 
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Hey AsuDev, probably am not in the right place for this but if I wanted the player to run a command upon clicking on text, would I put <cmd:command here yay>text? Also, do I put a / in the command bit or no /?
If you put the / it makes them run a command, if you don't it forces them to chat. I guess you could say that 'in general' it forces them to chat. Putting a slash at the beginning just means they will execute a command.

<cmd:/spawn> is right format. (Example command)
<cmd:spawn> wrong format (Example, makes them say 'spawn' in chat)
 
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If you put the / it makes them run a command, if you don't it forces them to chat. I guess you could say that 'in general' it forces them to chat. Putting a slash at the beginning just means they will execute a command.

<cmd:/spawn> is right format. (Example command)
<cmd:spawn> wrong format (Example, makes them say 'spawn' in chat)
Ok, thank you so much! You're so helpful <3
 
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