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# Cancel-Keyword

Sets the answer that cancels an active prompt.

```yaml
Cancel-Keyword: cancel
```

* **Type:** String
* **Default:** `cancel`

Matching is trimmed, color-stripped, and case-insensitive. Typed Dialog answers are checked too: for a compound dialog, entering the keyword in any input row cancels the whole session. Closing an Anvil or Player UI also cancels, and an empty Sign submission cancels. Escape is disabled for native Dialogs, so use Cancel/Exit when the player needs to dismiss one without submitting the keyword.

{% hint style="warning" %}
In 3.1.1, the clickable Chat control constructs `/cmdp <Cancel-Keyword>`, but the registered subcommand is always literal `/cmdp cancel`. If you customize this keyword, players can still type it as an answer, but the clickable control will not work correctly.
{% endhint %}


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