[Krystek.]

public SendHelp(id) {
        new message[128];
	formatex(message, charsmax(message), "content=<@&1029504517319954443>")
	GoRequest(id, WEBHOOK_HELP, "Handler_SendReason", GripRequestTypePost, message);	
}

public Handler_SendReason(const id){
	if(!is_user_connected(id))
		return;
}

public GoRequest(const id, const site[], const handler[], const GripRequestType:type, data[]){		
	new GripRequestOptions:options = grip_create_default_options();
	grip_options_add_header(options, "Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
	
	new GripBody: body = grip_body_from_string(data);
	grip_request(site, body, type, handler, options, id);	
	
	grip_destroy_body(body);	
	grip_destroy_options(options);
}

I have such a code and everything would be great but when it is sent on discord it does not read the & sign..

The message looks like this <@ instead <@&1029504517319954443>

[zXCaptainXz]

I'm not sure but maybe you need to escape the & with ^,
Try this instead <@^&1029504517319954443>

[Krystek.]

Originally Posted by zXCaptainXz I'm not sure but maybe you need to escape the & with ^, Try this instead <@^&1029504517319954443>

Then it returns me an error

error 027: invalid character constant

[AnimalMonster]

Originally Posted by zXCaptainXz I'm not sure but maybe you need to escape the & with ^, Try this instead <@^&1029504517319954443>

That's what i thought at first but when i saw it's about some web sh*t i decided not to say it since i know it couldn't be

[Krystek.]

According to client_print it returns fine
but not after sending

[AnimalMonster]

Originally Posted by Krystek. According to client_print it returns fine but not after sending

It's possible that it might think that's an adress...

[fysiks]

Does it get encoded before sending? If not, maybe try manually encoding it? Not really sure what these grip functions are so I can't really check.

[Napoleon_be]

Have u tried escaping the symbol? No idea if this would work here but that's how it's done in HTML.

"&"

[Krystek.]

Originally Posted by Napoleon_be Have u tried escaping the symbol? No idea if this would work here but that's how it's done in HTML. "&"

Unfortunately, that doesn't work either.

[Napoleon_be]

And have u tried wrapping the string in seperate quotation marks?

I'm not at home right now so i can't check how it's done correctly, but it should look something like this:

"content=^"<@&1029504517319954443>^""