Alright, I'm working on a script to replace the default CTCP message ((timestamp) [username ctcpmessage]) with my own custom one. And it's been working pretty good except it doesn't catch it all the time. What am I doing wrong, here's the debug script I made just to test.



It looks like
(09:34:35) [SS VERSION]
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no

try

ctcp ^*:*: {
haltdef
echo no
}

the ^ is needed with haltdef in order to halt the default text

I'm almost 100% sure ^ is not allowed in ctcp, but I'll give it a shot.
[Edit]
(09:40:24) [SS VERSION]
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no

No good, it still shows the default message
[/Edit]

stupid me, I glanced right over the VERSION aspect - no you cant hide it legally

I'm not trying to hide it. I'm trying to replace the default text it outputs to the client that's being CTCP'ed with my own, It will still say CTCP nick version and it will still reply mIRC 6.14 Khaled Mardam-Bey

[Edit: to clearify that
instead of it printing (0:00:00) [Nickname CTCPMessage] I want to replace it with (0:00:00) CTCP: (CTCPMessage) from (Nickname)

For some reason Im blanking ATM. Im sure somebody'll be able to help

/help /debug
the -i switch is what you're after :>