$channelSendMessage

The $channelSendMessage[] function sends a message to a specific channel, which can be different from the channel where the command was executed.

Syntax

$channelSendMessage[channelID;content]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
channelID	The ID of the target channel.
content	The content of the message (markdown, mentions, and emojis are supported). Max 2000 characters.

Return value

• Type: Snowflake (string)
• The ID of the sent message.
• Empty string on failure (inaccessible channel, missing permissions).

Behavior

• The bot must have access to the target channel and the SEND_MESSAGES permission.
• The message is sent like a normal message from the bot.
• Embed functions ($title, $description, etc.) placed before $channelSendMessage[] will be applied.

Examples

Moderation logs

$let[logChannel;123456789012345678]
$title[⚠️ Moderation Action]
$description[
**Moderator:** $username
**Action:** Ban
**User:** $userName[$mentioned[1]]
**Reason:** $noMentionMessage
]
$color[#ED4245]
$channelSendMessage[$logChannel;]
$sendMessage[User banned.]

Welcome notification

$let[welcomeChannel;123456789]
$title[👋 Welcome!]
$description[Welcome to **$serverName**, $username! You are member #$membersCount!]
$thumbnail[$authorAvatar]
$color[#57F287]
$channelSendMessage[$welcomeChannel;]

Send to a mentioned channel

$if[$mentionedChannels[1]!=]
  $channelSendMessage[$mentionedChannels[1];Message forwarded by $username:
>>> $noMentionMessage]
  $sendMessage[Message sent to <#$mentionedChannels[1]>]
$else
  $sendMessage[No channel mentioned.]
$endif

Notes

• $channelSendMessage[] does not respond to the user — combine it with $sendMessage[] to provide feedback.
• Maximum of 2000 characters per message.
• To retrieve a message, use $getMessage[].