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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please elaborate.
sometimes i want to reply with a snippet in which i can dynamically change the text just for that reply without actually modifying the snippet itself, e.g. ?link https://www.google.com
Describe the solution you'd like
so let's say the link snippet looks like this: please check out the following link in order to continue: {arg}
and when someone uses ?link https://www.google.com, please check out the following link in order to continue: https://www.google.com
will be sent
Does your solution involve any of the following?
Logviewer
New config option
Describe alternatives you've considered
i don't think there are any alternatives
Who will this benefit?
i think this will benefit people who have snippets that are long in size and who want to dynamically and temporarily (one-time) make snippets appropriate for their situation.
hi @lorenzo132
i didn't know about that! thanks for showing me that, however i was leaning more towards the placeholder based solution due to the fact that your approach will work only when you need to add information after a message. say i did
?alias add link reply Use this link:
Thank you for contacting Modmail!
and then did ?link https://google.com. the produced result therefore would be
Use this link:
Thank you for contacting Modmail! https://google.com/
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lorenzo132 commentedon Jul 27, 2025
Hi,
This is already possible through an alias.
If for example you do
?alias add link reply Use this link:Then do
?link https://google.comIt will then work as you are requestsing.
4soobs commentedon Jul 28, 2025
hi @lorenzo132
i didn't know about that! thanks for showing me that, however i was leaning more towards the placeholder based solution due to the fact that your approach will work only when you need to add information after a message. say i did
and then did
?link https://google.com. the produced result therefore would belorenzo132 commentedon Dec 7, 2025
Hi,
I'll be adding this in the near feature.
This is actually a great feature with alot of use-cases.
I have added this to my todo list, thanks for the suggestion!
lorenzo132 commentedon Dec 13, 2025
Hi, this has been added in #3418
I'll be closing this issue.