Custom Command

$sendCrosspostingMessage

Send a message to multiple channels simultaneously. This function is useful for quickly broadcasting announcements or information across various channels on your server.

Syntax

$sendCrosspostingMessage[message;channel1;channel2;...]
  • message: The message content you want to send. This is the text that will be displayed in each of the specified channels.
  • channel1;channel2;...: A semicolon-separated list of channel names or IDs where the message will be sent. Make sure the bot has permission to send messages in all specified channels.

Usage Notes

  • Ensure the bot has the necessary permissions (Send Messages) in each target channel.
  • Channel names are case-sensitive. Using Channel IDs is more reliable to avoid any potential naming conflicts. To use a channel ID, simply replace the channel name with its numerical ID.

Example

This example demonstrates sending the message "Hello World!" to the channels named #general and #off-topics.

$sendCrosspostingMessage[Hello World!;general;off-topics]

How to find Channel IDs:

To use Channel IDs instead of names, you'll need to enable Developer Mode in Discord. Go to User Settings -> Advanced, and toggle Developer Mode on. Then, right-click on the channel you want to use and select "Copy ID." You can then paste this ID into the $sendCrosspostingMessage function. For example:

$sendCrosspostingMessage[Hello World!;123456789012345678;987654321098765432]

This would send "Hello World!" to the channels with IDs 123456789012345678 and 987654321098765432. Using Channel IDs is the recommended approach for reliability.