Im an @ in a channel. Another @ auto invites ppls that joins another into there.. i can see all the invites, like: *someserver.ca.us.bob.net(@#channel)* bob2 invited bob into the channel.
Its driving me crazy.. is there a way to stop that from showing in my mirc???
Or maybe rederict it to a seperat window?
I don't understand how it is that you're seeing all of the invites. You should only be able to see the invites that you issue or that are issued to you. The only exception, that I can think of, is if you are an IRCop on that network.
In any case, you might try the following
on *:invite:#:{ $iif($me != $nick,haltdef) }
Thx for replying, but it did not do anything
Try unchecking the following setting:
mIRC Options - IRC - Show In Active - Invites
Some network's servers do send op notices when an op sends an invite, DALnet being one of them, for example:
-broadway.ny.us.dal.net:@#blah- Nickname invited SomeoneElse into channel #blah
This is triggered by the ON NOTICE event. You could use something like this:
on ^*:notice:*invited*:#channel:{
if (*server.domain* iswm $nick) {
halt
}
}
Change #channel for the channel name.
Change 'server.domain' for the domain of the server, for example, dal.net would be DALnet's server domain, so you'd put *dal.net* in between the wildcards.
Regards,
Some servers report the invites to the ops on the channel using a notice from the server (not a server notice). You will have to make a onNOTICE event that catches those messages and then halts the display.
on ^*:NOTICE:& invited & into the channel *:#:if ($1 != $me) halt
-genius_at_work
on ^*:SNOTICE:*invite*:{ haltdef }
