Context Menus

Right-click actions on a member or a message, for the things a slash command is clumsy at.

Command Info
UsageRight-click a user or message → Apps

Overview#

Some actions read better as "do this to that" than as a command with a target option. Those live in Discord's context menus: right-click (or long-press on mobile) a member or a message, open Apps, and pick one.

They are ordinary commands as far as permissions go: the same access rules apply as to the equivalent slash command.

On a member#

Right-click a member → Apps:

ActionWhat it does
Open user ticketAsks what the report is about, then opens a ticket with that member. Your answer becomes the ticket's topic. Staff only.
Rate MemberRates that member, the same as /rate pointed at them
User IconShows that member's avatar at full size, with a direct link

On a message#

Right-click a message → Apps:

ActionWhat it does
Open message ticketAsks what the report is about, then opens a ticket with the message's author and forwards the message into it, so staff arrive with the context already in front of them. Staff only.
RateRates the message

Tips#

  • If Apps is missing from the menu, the bot is missing the Use Application Commands permission in that channel, or the ticket actions are unavailable because the feature is not enabled for the server.
  • The ticket actions are the ones worth knowing. Reporting a specific message is far more useful to whoever picks the ticket up than a description of it.
  • The ticket actions are for staff: admins and members holding one of the default ticket panel's roles. Anyone else is told so before the form opens. See Reports From the Right-Click Menu.