Originally Posted By: Nillen
Try this and tell me if it works
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Code:
on *:text:*:#: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2)) silence $2 }
on *:text:*:?: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($left($3,1) == $chr(35))) silence $2 $3 }
alias silence { 
  var %chan $iif($2,$2,#)
  var %dest $iif($2,$2,$nick)
  var %user $1
  if ($ulevel < 500) msg %dest Access denied.
  else {
    if ($me !isop %chan) msg %dest I'm not @ on %chan
    elseif (%user !ison %chan) msg %dest Can't find %user on %chan
    else { 
      .ban %chan %user 
      .mode %chan -v %user
      .mode %chan -o %user 
    }
  }
}
Note that in private messages you're forced to enter a channelname like .silence peter #mychannel
There's no other way to tell which channel it's supposed to use other than looping through channels you have in common with the $nick and then cross-reference with if the user is on the same channel.
Ignore the code in the spoiler. Try using this instead:
Code:
on *:text:*:#: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2)) noop $silence($2).chan }
on *:text:*:?: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2)) noop $silence($2).priv }
alias silence { 
  var %chans $comchan($nick,0)
  var %dest $iif($prop == chan,#,$nick)
  var %user $1
  if ($ulevel < 500) msg %dest Access denied
  while (%chans) { 
    var %chan $comchan($nick,%chans) 
    if (%user ison %chan) { 
      if ($me !isop %chan) msg %dest Not @ on %chan
      else { 
        .ban %chan %user 
        .mode %chan -v %user
        .mode %chan -o %user 
      }
    }
    dec %chans
  }
}
Note however that this will ban anyone on all channels (you have in common with the one who wrote it) by the name "Steve" if you type .silence Steve


Works en private message.
But it is necessary to ban at nick in all channels?
You can not ban only in one channel?

For example: .silence Steve #general