Minecraft execute tellraw’s clickEvent from original entity, not player

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I'm using a command like this:

/execute @e[type=ArmorStand] ~ ~ ~ tellraw @a[score_goto=-1]
  {
    "selector": "@e[type=ArmorStand,r=1]",
    "clickEvent": {
      "action": "run_command",
      "value": "/tp @p ~ ~ ~"
    },
    "color":"blue"
  }

To try and make each armor stand in the world say their name (in blue), and, if the player clicks the armor stand's name in-chat they will be teleported to that armor stand.

Currently, it looks like this:

Chat shows two blue armour stand names, Command_Hub and Command_Tester

And, when I click either of the two names, I'd like to be teleported to that armor stand, hence the

"clickEvent":{"action":"run_command","value":"/tp @p ~ ~ ~"}

part within the command.

However, because run_command apparently only inserts the command into the player's chat, I just get teleported to wherever I currently am when I click any name.

So, I tried:

"clickEvent": {
  "action": "run_command",
  "value": [
    "/tp @p @e[type=ArmorStand,name=",
    {"selector": "@e[type=ArmorStand,r=1"},
    "]"
  ]
}

Thinking that maybe the JSON in value would be parsed, producing my desired value of

"value": "/tp @p @e[type=ArmorStand,name=Name_Of_This_Armor_Stand]"

but no luck.

Everything I've tried just doesn't seem to work, can someone please help me find a way to make a tellraw clickEvent teleport the player to the entity which executed the tellraw command?

TL;DR

Please help me find a way to make a tellraw clickEvent teleport the player to the entity which executed the tellraw command?

Best Answer

Do this for all of your armor stands. I believe this is the only way for it to work. It is going to be more command blocks, but I think its the only working one.

/execute @e[type=ArmorStand,name=(insertname)] ~ ~ ~ tellraw @a[score_goto=-1]
  {
    "selector": "@e[type=ArmorStand,r=1]",
    "clickEvent": {
      "action": "run_command",
      "value": "/tp @p @e[type=ArmorStand,name=(insertname)]"
    },
    "color":"blue"
  }
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