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Introduction

For many servers, Quark sends a lot of logs. However, it is often useful to refer back to a specific older log or group of older logs. For this reason Quark is designed to ease this process of finding the logs you are looking for as much as possible. This page takes you through the best ways to search through your logs!

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Searching Through Logs

Currently, Quark does not enable users to search through logs via the website.

All log searches must be done within Discord utilising Discord’s search feature.

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Finding logs by user

To find a log by a user, you must first obtain their user ID. This is a unique number assigned to every Discord user.

Check out this guide on how to find the user ID

Now, insert the following into the search bar in the top right:

Make sure to replace USER_ID_HERE with the ID of the user you are searching for!

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Finding logs by role

To find a log by a role, you must first obtain its role ID. This is a unique number assigned to every Discord role.

Check out this guide on how to find the role ID

Now, insert the following into the search bar in the top right:

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Finding logs by channel

To find a log by a channel, you must first obtain its channel ID. This is a unique number assigned to every Discord channel.

Check out this guide on how to find the channel ID

Now, insert the following into the search bar in the top right:

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Finding a specific log type by user

To find a specific log type by a user, you must first obtain their user ID. This is a unique number assigned to every Discord user. You must also know the log type you are searching for. For a list of log types, check out the log types page.

Check out this guide on how to find the user ID

In the footer of every log message there is a log type ID appended to the user ID, separated by a space as shown: