$editChannel

Edits the properties of a channel.

Usage:

$editChannel[channelID;categoryID/$default;name/$default;position/$default;nsfw/$default (yes/no);bitrate/$default;userLimit/$default;syncPermission/$default (yes/no);reason (optional)]

Use $default as a placeholder if you don't want to modify a specific property.

Parameters:

• channelID: The ID of the channel you want to edit.
• categoryID: The ID of the category to move the channel to. Use $default to keep it in the same category.
• name: The new name of the channel. Use $default to keep the current name.
• position: The new position of the channel in the channel list (integer). Use $default to keep the current position.
• nsfw: Whether the channel is NSFW (Not Safe For Work). Use yes or no. Use $default to keep the current setting.
• bitrate: The new bitrate of the channel (for voice channels). Use $default to keep the current bitrate.
• userLimit: The new user limit of the channel (for voice channels). Use $default to keep the current limit.
• syncPermission: Whether to sync the channel's permissions with its category. Use yes or no. Use $default to keep the current setting.
• reason: (Optional) The reason for editing the channel. This will be visible in the audit log.

Channel Types

Refer to this list for all valid channel types and their properties.

Example:

$editChannel[$channelID;$default;new-channel-name;$default;$default;$default;$default;yes;Channel name update]

This example changes the channel name to "new-channel-name", syncs permissions with category and provides a reason for audit logs. All other channel properties will remain unchanged.

Related Functions

Use $modifyChannelPerms to manage channel permissions in more detail.

Function Difficulty: Difficult

Tags: channel edit edit Channel modify Channel