$eventEdit

Edit an existing scheduled event using its ID.

Usage

This function allows you to modify various aspects of a scheduled event, such as its name, type, start and end times, description, and more.

$eventEdit[
  {event=Event ID to edit}
  {name=New event name}
  {type=New event type (e.g., external)}
  {start=New start timestamp}
  {end=New end timestamp}
  {desc=New description}
  {channel=New voice or stage channel ID}
  {location=New location}
  {cover=URL of the new event image (optional)}
  {reason=Reason for editing (for audit log)}
]

Explanation of Parameters:

• event: The ID of the scheduled event you want to edit. This is a required parameter.
• name: The new name for the event.
• type: The new type of event. Examples include:
  • external: An event happening outside of Discord.
• start: The new start timestamp for the event. This should be a Unix timestamp (seconds since epoch). Use a timestamp converter to find the correct value.
• end: The new end timestamp for the event. This should be a Unix timestamp. Use a timestamp converter to find the correct value.
• desc: The new description for the event.
• channel: The ID of the voice or stage channel where the event will be held (if applicable).
• location: The new location for the event.
• cover: A URL pointing to the new image you want to use as the event's cover. This is optional.
• reason: The reason for editing the event. This will be recorded in the server's audit log.

Important Notes:

• You can only modify start, type, location, and channel if the event is not currently active (i.e., it hasn't started yet).

Example:

This example demonstrates changing the name of an event with the ID 12345 to "My event new name!".

$eventEdit[
  {event=12345}
  {name=My event new name!}
]