no, you ar calling an alias inside of itself
There is no problem with that, since an alias well not run itself, the default command is executed instead, no need for a !msg
plus you have used a standard command as the alias
Im pretty sure he did that on purpose
Also you put .msg and with the period (fullstop) it Would send and not show YOU which is what using the . is meant to do.
That hit the nail on the head! thats his exact problem, hes just not seeing the command entered.
/msg {
if (!$server) { /errorecho Can't send messages while disconnected from server ! }
else { $iif($show,msg,.msg) $1- }
}
* untested but i beleive thats what he wants