if I understand correctly, it's possible to hide the whois only in the badwords code, while for the script input and the popup bans, it's not possible to hide it?
No. Hiding the "
Whois" response should work for all three code snippets, when they use the common command
bacc that runs the alias of the same name, which in turn runs other commands specified inside its curly braces:
alias bacc { .enable #islogged | set %bchan $1 | whois $2 }Catching and hiding incoming "
Whois" messages is done in the handler
raw. More details here:
https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/mirc/raw_eventsAnyway, I changed the code with the new one, and the ban issue was solved, but the whois still appears.
Before publishing the code, I usually do some light testing to make sure it works according to the technical specifications in the request, so all of these three codes should work fine. When setting a ban on a user by his account, I don't see not a one displayed lines from "
Whois", when the command
bacc is used in all three code snippets. But if enter the command
/whois nick directly into the input field (editbox), then in this case you should see all the information received from the server in full. That's where all the magic is ✨
For testing, try installing a new/clean
mIRC client in a different folder, without any scripts, dlls and third-party add-ons, and then you'll need to load/install only these three code snippets into it, with the latest changes/updates.
