Guide
Share a raid report
One link per report, three visibility settings, and a Discord webhook that posts the link for you.
Every report has one address: logbreakdown.com/logs/ followed by the id of the log. Whoever has it can read the report in a browser, no account needed. Sharing is pasting that address in Discord.
Copy the link
The Share button at the top right of a report copies its address. On a night with more than one raid, each instance has its own page, /logs/…/BT for Black Temple, and the button copies the page you are on.
Link straight to a tab
The open tab is part of the address, after a hash. Copy the link while a tab is open and it opens on that tab for the next reader.
#gear | Gear |
#consumables | Consumables, at pull |
#combat | Consumables, in combat |
#drums | Drums |
#trash | Trash |
#casts | Casts |
Who can read it
| Hidden | Anyone with the link. The report is not listed anywhere, and search engines are told to stay out. This is the default. |
| Public | The same link, but search engines may index it, and Logbreakdown may show it as the sample report on the front page. |
| Private | Only you, signed in. Discord is not notified. |
Change it any time. As the owner you see a bar at the top of the report with the title, the raid team and the visibility. Save applies at once: set a report to private and existing links stop working the same moment.
Post to Discord automatically
A raid team can carry a Discord webhook. With one set, every upload for that team posts an embed to the channel with the title, the team, the instances, the date and the link. Nobody has to paste anything.
- In Discord, open the channel settings, then Integrations, then Webhooks. Create one and copy its URL.
- In Logbreakdown, open Raid teams from the dashboard. Paste the URL on the team and save.
- Choose what happens on a night with several raids: one message for the night, one message per raid, or a question after each upload.
Already uploaded? The owner bar on the report has a Post to Discord button that sends the same embed. Private reports are never posted.
What the link shows
Character names as they appear in the log, with class colours, and everything the CLA and the RPB computed. There is no account name and no e-mail on a report. If a night should not be shared at all, keep it private.