Forums Scripts & Popups quit problem

I trying to make my own alias for /quit, how ever i got a small problem, this is how the code looks like:

and it would use /quit $1- if a value for $1 is given, how ever it return my nick when i use it, how come it dosent grab the value from $1- ? it woking ok if i dont give a value for $1 , then it quit with Time wasted: $duration($online) , i use ! so it wouldent be any alias that made it return my nick instead of $1-, ideas?

It works as expected here, are you sure you don't have another quit alias?

[09:14] * Quits: tnick (Quit: Time wasted: 0secs)
[09:15] * Joins: tnick
[09:15] * Quits: tnick (Quit: testing)

How are you calling /quit? Nothing in the code you've given us will cause that problem.

I have a theme on quit, but ! would skip any aliases and quit, wouldent it ?

on ^*:quit: {
haltdef
var %message = $1-
echo theme colors here
}

and that wouldent cose any problems to /quit ?

cos i calling my alias with /quit.

//echo -a $isalias(quit)
return false if i remove the quit alias i testing now.

;------ Edit

this is the quit message i get if i type: /quit quitmessage

Closing Link: test[my.host.se] (Quit: test)

my nick is test

Now i also tryed without my theme on quit, same problem so it's not that..

and debug gives me:

<- ERROR :Closing Link: test[my.host.se] (Quit: test)

on ^*:ERROR:*.*:{

No alias that grab error ..

the only thing i think of is that i grab raw events with:

raw *:*: {

then i match $numeric

huh?
I just tried this and it works

on ^*:ERROR:*.*:{ if (closing link isin $1-) { echo -s closing link to server | halt }

That grabs the message YOU get when you /quit
Even your debug showed that

By the way, your 'time wasted' will always be 0 because you're inputting /quit

Ok, but it wont use the quit msg, still using quit: (my_nick)

The on ^*:quit: { event triggers for other users, not you.

I know, but something cosing mirc to use my nick instead of the quit message, how ever i cant figure out what is it..

Open a debug window (/debug @debug) and check that your quit message is actually being sent to the server.

Note that some servers disallow quit messages for a certain period after connection to prevent quit message spam. Some networks also have a channel mode that prevents use of custom part/quit messages.

It's my own server, and i dont have anything like that on it.

Dunno what network you're on, but i'm on some that if you don't produce a quit message, the server automatically shows the nickname

Do what he said anyway. Open a /debug window and check what's being sent to the server when you use your /quit alias, then copy/paste it here for us to look at.

i had to remove the . , don't ask me why, but when i did it worked as it should.