hey, whever i send a ctcpreply to someone, i see this in my active window:

-> [nightchillz] TIME hello there
-> [nightchillz] TIME hello there
-> [nightchillz] TIME hello there
-> [nightchillz] TIME hello there

one for each time i sent it, now how would i go about stoping that text from showing?

Use /.ctcp nickname whatever instead of /ctcp nickname whatever

Dana

or perhaps /.ctcpreply nick ctcp whatever
the thing that matters is the . before the command

What Dana means is that you can put a dot before the command to silence it. In this case, however it would be:

/.ctcpreply nick ctcp message and not /.ctcp.

Good luck!

Wiggle

I need to learn how to type faster, a lot of people always beat me on an answer while I'm typing, and it's silly to see the same answer twice then :P. *blush*

Sorry

3mins... hehe

we're all fast ;b
but I was faster ;bb (this time...;))

yeah i know all about the . befor the comands, and i should have known thats what it was, lol, sorry it just slipped my mind, thanks anyway tho