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Thundermaker300·10/25/2018

Fngplg wrote: u provided no any info. what we supposed to do? it is hard to find what is wrong, when the only data u have is "undefined".

I sent a post request through JavaScript using XMLHttpRequest to the domain Kocka told me to use to receive the edit token. I checked the data that was being retrieved, and it contained no edit token, thus undefined.

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Thundermaker300·10/25/2018

Fngplg wrote: usually, the reason is "error in the code". check data returned, or link ur code.

I checked the return data. It doesn't exist and there's no error.

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Thundermaker300·10/25/2018

The edittoken is coming out as undefined for me when I try to use it. Any reason why this is happening and ways to fix?

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Thundermaker300·10/22/2018

I will check these out tomorrow. Thanks!

(Does the edit token change?)

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Thundermaker300·10/22/2018

KockaAdmiralac wrote: What are you writing your bot in and which APIs do you need?

I'm writing my bot in JavaScript. I've come here because I'm not sure what APIs I need to use, which is what I'm trying to figure out.

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Thundermaker300·10/20/2018 in API Discussion

Account Verification via API

Hey!

I'm sure most of us have heard of the Discord platform. If you haven't, info can be found here. Anyways, I'm trying to make a bot that will verify you and set your nickname based on the "linked" wiki account. How I planned to do this is...

User runs command in discord verification channel.
Bot sends a message to the user via message wall.
User replies to the message using the account that they said they would like to verify with.
User posts 'done' in the discord channel that the verification was initiated in.
User would be verified, nickname changed and role gained if it is confirmed they own the account.

Is it at all possible to do this using Wikia API? This would be a huge advantage as I can refer to people by their wikia usernames rather than their discord username. Thanks!

_{Originally posted on community central.}

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Thundermaker300·5/7/2019

Working. Thanks a lot!

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Thundermaker300·5/7/2019

Hey, I got it working on the wiki. However, I'm running into one issue with the template. I'm trying to use it on our infoboxes to display when they were last updated (as our infobox data can change pretty fast). Our game pages are all named as so: "Community:OwnerName/GameName", with Community being a custom namespace.

The problem is, it says every time that the page cannot be found, when it exists. I'm using {{FULLPAGENAME}} inside the infobox where it uses the Updated template, and the page inside the error matches with the name of the page, however it says it cannot be found. Is there any way to fix this?

Infobox being used: Link.

Example of page with error: Link.

Thanks!

Infobox placeRoblox Wikia

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Thundermaker300·4/10/2019

I'll request them to enable it and reply to this discussion when it is enabled. Thanks!

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Thundermaker300·4/9/2019

Hey, thanks for the reply. This template appears to not work. Any page I use says it cannot be found, and I'm not sure what to do. I would appreciate if you could tell me what's wrong. The template can be found at https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Updated.

Thanks

UpdatedRoblox Wikia

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Thundermaker300·2/26/2019 in Scribunto Help

Checking module last edited date

Hey!

On the Roblox Wikia, we use a module to create a list of employees for the platform. We have one module that returns a list of employees and another one that interprets it and turns it into a format used in a template. Everything works fine. However, there's one thing we're missing, and that is last edited date. I'd like to include a "This list was last edited on [DATE]." However, I am unable to find anything in the API to do this functionality. Is this possible to do in scribunto modules and, if so, how should I do it?

Thanks.