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when user does !voice i wil set them voice...so basically i like to add up!! when user does !voice nick i wil set the voice to the user requested nick... !voice nick not the person who did !voice nick....
below is code is for !voice..
can u help me add up for !voice nick

#Auto On
on *:TEXT:*!voice*:*:mode # +v $nick |
on *:TEXT:*!devoice*:*:mode # -v $nick |
#Auto End

You could simply use something like:

Code:

on *:TEXT:!voice*:#:{
  if ($2) && ($2 ison $chan) { mode $chan +v $2 }
  else { mode $chan +v $nick }
}

Though there are several (shorter) ways to achieve the same.
Note that ANYONE can use this trigger to voice themselves or others.

Indeed there are shorter ways of doing that code, here's one.

Code:

on @*:text:!voice*:#: mode $chan +v $iif($$2 ison $chan,$v1,$nick)

I don't know that that would be the best solution. If you specify a nick and the nick isn't in the channel, you'll be voiced. It shouldn't do anything, imo, if a nick was specified but was not in the channel.

half way complete!!!.from ur side i got onli !voice nick!!! abt hw !voice urself!! n !devoice nick n !devoice urself!!!!

on @*:text:!voice*:#: mode $chan +v $iif($$2 ison $chan,$v1,$nick)
#Auto On
on *:TEXT:*!voice*:*:mode # +v $nick | .notice $nick You Have Been Given Voice In #
on *:TEXT:*!devoice*:*:mode # -v $nick | .notice $nick You Have Been Given Devoice In #
on @*:text:!voice*:#: mode $chan +v $iif($$2 ison $chan,$v1,$nick)
#Auto End

how do i make this scripts works 2gther!!!when i paste it 2gther one of them didnt work!!!

It's not working because you can't have identical events in your code more than once.
I see that you have introduced a group into your code. How is this group controlled?
I may have a better suggestion once you answer that question, but for now

Code:

#Auto on
on @*:text:!voice*:#:{
  mode $chan +v $iif($$2 ison $chan,$v1,$nick)
  .notice $vnick You Have Been Given Voice in #
}
on @*:text:!devoice*:#:{
  mode $chan -v $iif($$2 ison $chan,$v1,$nick)
  .notice $vnick You Have Been Given Devoice in #
}
#Auto end
on @*:text:!voice*:#:{
  mode $chan +v $iif($$2 ison $chan,$v1,$nick)
  .notice $vnick You Have Been Given Voice in #
}

Personally, I'd just go with the first two events that I posted here, and remove the group setting

RussellB, you're still using that $iif that is flawed.

Code:

#Auto on
on @*:text:!voice*:#:{
  if ($iif($2,$2,$nick) ison #) {
    mode # +v $v1
    .notice $v1 You have been given voice on #
  }
}
on @*:text:!devoice*:#:{
  if ($iif($2,$2,$nick) ison #) {
    mode # +v $v1
    .notice $v1 You have been stripped of voice on #
  }
}
#Auto end

RusselB: your method will not work with just !voice or !devoice as $$2 would make the script halt if $2 does not exist as a parameter. That is the nature of using $$. For yours to work as the OP wants it you would have to type !voice non-existent-nick to voice yourself.

<5+Dmoe> !devoice
*** 01You: No such nick/channel
*** 01You: No such nick/channel

am getting error from above scripts@@@@@@@@@@@@@2

I don't know where that "You" is coming from, because there's no "You" anywhere in the script.

Have you got any other scripts loaded?

.notice $v1 You have been stripped of voice on #

There is no $2 if someone just types !devoice so $v1 will be $null making the word You the target.

Try using $ifmatch instead of $v1

This indicates $v1 is empty at the time /notice is called, which might happen if you have a /mode alias (that uses if statements). To check that, type
//echo -a > $isalias(mode).fname
If that outputs a filename, it means you have a /mode alias there. To bypass that alias, you can use !mode instead of plain mode.

Once more, /echo is your friend. You can use "/echo -a > $v1" in various places in your script to check if $v1 has the correct value.

If there's no $2, $nick is used, so $v1 should never be $null, unless external factors interfere (like a /mode alias), due to $v1 being "global". Besides, /notice is called only if mirc passes the ison check, which means that $v1 is definitely a valid value initially.

Your $ifmatch suggestion is still valid though, in case the OP uses an old version of mirc.

Yeah I just realized that I didn't take into account the $iif actually being inside an if statement so that whatever $iif returns, it will always be $v1. Thanks for pointing it out.

Either way, it still made the word You the target because $v1 is empty for whatever reason as you said.

~ Edit ~
$ifmatch is still valid in new versions isn't it? It's still in the help file anyway and still works as it always has. I suggested it before realizing my mistake thinking it would return the correct match from $iif whichever it was. In this case though I guess $ifmatch would return $true from the if statement rather than returning a nick.

$ifmatch/$ifmatch2 still work.