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Auto Ignore a GatekeeperPassport

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Hey guys i'm looking for a way to auto ignore a gatekeeper. I have a member that changes her nic to get around me using the ignore on her. So i'm wondering is there anyway to ignore her gatekeeperpassport instead of her nic...

 

 

Thanks for your help...

 

Tom

Ok i figured that out... I have one more request... HEHE I am now trying to add that nic to spec mode when trivia is being played, once trivia is finished i would like her to be taken off spec. She is a trivia geek and ruins the fun for the others in my group.

 

 

 

Thanks again for everyone's help...

 

Tom

Im not big on IRC anymore but I think this is it...

 

First set an alias such as

trivstart:/load trivia.mrc

 

and set another alias such as

trivend:/unload trivia.mrc

 

Then ...

 

on *:trivstart:/mode $chan +v (the persons nickname)
on *:trivend:/mode $chan -v (the persons nickname)

 

If the person is in the channel then it will voice em', if there not then it shouldn't do anything besides say there is no such nick.

 

I hope it works, if it does tell me, I might get back into scripting again wink.gif

Thanks glitch can i substitute user nick for user gatekeeperpassport? I will be giving this a try later tonight after i'm out of work. smile.gif

 

 

Thanks again for your reply I couldn't do it without this site... smile.gif

 

Tom

Never heard of an alias becoming an event but meh tongue.gif

Also, if it was true, $chan wouldn't return anything as the event would have nothing to do with a channel.

 

The easiest way to do it, similar to what glitch said, is to make an alias for starting the trivia (or, if there already is one, edit the alias).

;;where trivia.mrc is the trivia file and <address> is self-explnatory
alias trivstart { load -rs trivia.mrc | mode $active -v <address> }
alias trivend { unload -rs trivia.mrc | mode $active +v <address> }

If you already have an alias for starting/ending the trivia (hopefully you do) then on the first line of the alias just add mode $active -v address

 

Hope this makes sense smile.gif

 

Makes far more sense than mine. I just threw mine together as somewhat of an example.