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pUff
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I'm trying to make a script that does not allow a new mode for #thethirdchannel. so that way when someones sets mode +p it will set -p and set +nt. I tryed this script but it don't seem to work...
on @*:MODE:#thethirdchannel:/mode $chan - $+ $1
Could someone help me fix this script?
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Hoopy frood
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The easiest way to do this, is to use the mlock command that most chanserv's have. For more help look at /cs help mlock or /cs help set mlock...different chanservs have it in different locations. However, if this option isn't available or for some reason you don't want to do it that way then you might try on @*:mode:#thethirdchannel:{ .mode $chan $+(-,$1,+nt) }
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pUff
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For one i'm on undernet in a unregisterd channel. Two this script still does not work. This is what happend.
22:44 * XM-bot (XM@ip68-227-96-40.ok.ok.cox.net) has joined #thethirdchannel
22:44 * pUff` sets mode: +v XM-bot
22:44 * pUff` sets mode: +o XM-bot
22:44 * XM-bot sets mode: +p
The mode still remained...
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Hoopy frood
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If it's just the +p mode that you're worried about, then this should work on @*:mode:#thethirdchannel:{ .mode $chan -p+nt } For that matter if you wanted to ensure that the only modes set were nt then on @*:mode:#thethirdchannel:{ .mode $chan -imklps+nt }
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pUff
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I'm sorry for being picky but i found one little problem with your script. When someone sets +k the script will not set -k
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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the +k mode is for a key, and unless a key is specified, it's irrelevant as to whether that mode is active or not
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Vogon poet
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on @*:mode:*:{
if ($nick != $me) {
if (+ isin $1-) mode $comchan($me,1) $replace($1-,+,-)
if (- isin $1-) mode $comchan($me,1) $replace($1-,-,+)
}
} Untested
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Hoopy frood
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on @!*:mode:#:{ mode $chan $replacex($1-, +, -, -, +) }
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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Why use $comchan? Why not just use $chan?
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Vogon poet
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This isn't my code. I had it in an old file. I was in a hurry and just pasted it. I never even looked it over. :tongue:
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pUff
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I'm sorry but none of your scripts worked for +k
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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on @!*:mode:#:{ mode $chan $replacex($1-, +, -, -, +) }change that to: on @!*:mode:#:{ mode $chan $replacex($1-, +, -, -, +) }$1- it will reverse ALL mode changes
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pUff
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on @!*:mode:#:{ mode $chan $replacex($1-, +, -, -, +) }$1- That script actualy FORCED the +k to stay... Let alone set -k 
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DaveC
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did u use $replace or $replacex like instructed?
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Fjord artisan
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on @!*:mode:#:{ mode $chan $replacex($1-, +, -, -, +) }$1- That script actualy FORCED the +k to stay... Let alone set -k Shouldnt that be on @!*:mode:#:{ mode $chan $replacex($1-, +, -, -, +) $1- }
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Hoopy frood
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Mine already replaced all modes.
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Hoopy frood
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I might be way off, but I'd go for:
on @!*:mode:#:{ mode $chan $replacex($1, +, -, -, +) $2- }
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