$onlyIf

If value1 is related accordingly (based on the “sign”) with value2 then the code runs. If not, the provided error message is returned.

Syntax

$onlyIf[Condition;Error message]

Parameters

Condition (Type: String || Flag: Required): The condition to check (e.g. value1!=value2).
Error message (Type: String || Flag: Emptiable): The message to return when the condition isn’t true.

Signs

== - Equal
!= - Not Equal
< - Less Than
> - Greater Than
<= - Less Than Or Equal To
>= - Greater Than Or Equal To

⚠️ The signs <, >, <= and >= only work with numbers.

Examples

Equal (`==`)

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$onlyIf[$message[1]==BDFD;❌ The first argument of your message must be "BDFD"!]

Not Equal (`!=`)

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$onlyIf[$message[1]!=BDFD;❌ The first argument of your message can't be "BDFD"!]

Less Than (`<`)

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$onlyIf[$message[1]<3000;❌ The number must be less than 3000!]

Greater Than (`>`)

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$onlyIf[$message[1]>3000;❌ The number must be greater than 3000!]

Less Than Or Equal To (`<=`)

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$onlyIf[$message[1]<=50000;❌ The number must be less than or qual to 50000!]

Greater Than Or Equal To (`>=`)

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$onlyIf[$message[1]>=50000;❌ The number must be greater than or qual to 50000!]