Forums Feature Suggestions /remote on|off on different server connections

Just a general suggestion..

Maybe adding a feature to only /remote off|on on different server connections?

Example:
Connection1 - Remote on (Ctcps,Events)
Connection2 - Remote off (Ctcps,Events,Raw)




Bleepy.

Aslong as there a switch like /remote -g on|off (global) for all connections, I dont see a problem.

i personally would like it visa versa...

/remote on|off - global
/remote -s[cid] on|off

Yeah, seems more logical.

not only that, offers more backwards compatability. Old scripts would still be using the same command, and newer scripts would take advantage of the new parameter.

True

while I wouldnt use it (cause Im only on one network), I like it especially with the switches to be used for network specific vs global

server 1: remote off
server 2: remote on
on *:midiend:echo -s LOL

so, what happens?

server 1 and 2: off
or server 1 and 2: on
on *:midiend:echo -s LOL

what happens again?

you can disable/enable the remote server-events (read it 10 times or more, until you understand the term )
but, what about the OTHER remotes?

(damn i think 1% of the population will understand this post)

you can disable/enable the remote server-events but, what about the OTHER remotes?

Im guessing you'd have to do something like (totally made up for example purposes):

if ($remote(1) == $true) { stuff }
other-stuff

That's the only way I could see it working properly (Im NOT the scripting/programming guru so Im proilly wrong)