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I tried to use the chat remote event to halt the displaying of a message sent through DCC.. in other words, sort of like this:

Code:
on *:CHAT:*:{
  halt
}


Unfortunately, it's still displaying the message in the chat window.
I still want to recieve the DCC Chat messages, just not have them be displayed.

Am I doing something wrong, or is it just impossible?


Edit: I fixed the issue by making the user level ^* as opposed to *...

Last edited by ZorgonX; 25/05/06 10:52 PM.
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Code:
 on ^*:chat:*: halt  

That should do what you asked for, although I'm curious as to why you want to receive the message, but not have it displayed. Without the display, all you're going to know is that a person started a DCC chat session, but you'll have no idea as to what they said in their initial message.

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Thanks.. I apparently figured out what was wrong about 10 seconds before you posted. Thanks for the trouble, though.

As for why, I used to use CTCP commands for certain things (controlling my other computers by remote, for instance), but DCC is quicker and isn't affected by the flood control that many servers have. I don't want people to be able to look on the computer and just pull up mIRC and see what I've been telling the other to do.


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