$ignoreChannels

The function guard $ignoreChannels silently interrupts the execution of the command if it is used in one of the specified channels. Unlike $onlyForChannels which acts as a whitelist, $ignoreChannels acts as a blacklist of channels.

Syntax

$ignoreChannels[channelID1;channelID2;...]

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
channelID1;channelID2;...	Snowflake[]	Channel IDs to ignore, separated by ;.

Behavior

• If the current channel is in the list, the command execution is stopped without any message (total silence).
• If the channel is not in the list, the command continues normally.
• No error message is supported — the guard is strictly silent.

Examples

Restricting commands in general discussion channels

$ignoreChannels[123456789012345678]
$sendMessage[Moderation command executed.]

Multiple blacklisted channels

$ignoreChannels[111111111111111111;222222222222222222;333333333333333333]
$ban[$mentioned[1]]

Ignore announcement channels

$ignoreChannels[123456789012345678;987654321098765432]
$sendMessage[Action completed.]

Notes

• $ignoreChannels is a silent blacklist. For a whitelist with an error message, use $onlyForChannels.
• No error message is sent to the user. If you want to notify the user, use $onlyForChannels with an error message.
• Place this at the beginning of the command, before any other logic.
• Convenient for disabling commands in specific channels without spamming users.