$blackListChannelIDs

Prevent command execution within specified channels and display a custom error message.

This function allows you to blacklist specific channels (including categories and threads) where a command cannot be executed. If a user attempts to use the command in a blacklisted channel, the bot will send a predefined error message and stop the command's execution.

Usage

$blackListChannelIDs[Channel ID 1;Channel ID 2;...;Error Message]
  • Channel ID 1;Channel ID 2;...: A semicolon-separated list of channel IDs (or names) that are blacklisted. You can use the channel name, but using channel IDs is always recommended for accuracy.
  • Error Message: The message that will be sent to the user if they attempt to use the command in a blacklisted channel. This message should be informative and helpful to the user.

Important Notes:

  • You can blacklist multiple channels at once by separating their IDs with semicolons.
  • The error message is required and must be placed after the list of channel IDs.
  • This function checks the channel ID where the command was executed.

Example:

$blackListChannelIDs[123456789012345678;987654321098765432;You cannot use this command in the #games or #help channels.]

In this example:

  • 123456789012345678 and 987654321098765432 are the channel IDs that are blacklisted.
  • You cannot use this command in the #games or #help channels. is the error message that will be displayed to the user if they try to use the command in either of those channels.

Alternative Example using Channel Names (less reliable):

$blackListChannelIDs[games;help;You cannot use this command in the #games or #help channels.]

Recommendation: Using Channel IDs is the most reliable approach. To get a channel's ID, you may need to enable Developer Mode in your Discord settings (User Settings -> Advanced -> Developer Mode). Then you can right-click the channel and select "Copy ID".